To: ducttape45
That may be true, but it is my understanding that the Brave developers are usually the quickest to respond to YouTube changes.
When they start to bother me about ads, I go with a separate browser that is not logged into YouTube and whose cache is cleared out after each session. The limit there is I can't submit a comment or thumbs-up a video. I usually go back to my logged in browser, ignore the message, and summit the comment and/or thumbs-up.
12 posted on
04/02/2024 11:38:58 AM PDT by
CatOwner
(Don't expect anyone, even conservatives, to have your back when the SHTF in 2021 and beyond.)
To: CatOwner
When they start to bother me about ads, I go with a separate browser that is not logged into YouTube and whose cache is cleared out after each session. The limit there is I can't submit a comment or thumbs-up a video. I usually go back to my logged in browser, ignore the message, and summit the comment and/or thumbs-up. This is pretty much what I do. Watch on Edge without being signed in and pull up on Firefox for commenting and checking for new videos on subscribed channels. I started doing this months ago when I got a message stating I had to stop using an ad blocker.
44 posted on
04/02/2024 2:16:21 PM PDT by
AlaskaErik
(There are three kinds of rats: Rats, Damned Rats, and DemocRats.)
To: CatOwner
it is my understanding that the Brave developers are usually the quickest to respond to YouTube changes.
Brave is really good about that. Also, Brave's incognito mode is actually private, unlike Google Chrome.
55 posted on
04/02/2024 4:01:13 PM PDT by
Gideon7
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