I have 1 difficulty with LastPass pop-ups (see the thread at the bottom) and another with reddit.com - It doesnât ârespectâ my decision to âalwaysâ open reddit.com in Brave, and constantly asks the same darn thing:
Why in the name of God? 
Can this be unraveled w/ reddit.com crew? By contacting them, as one company to another?
BTW, Reddit anyway has ANOTHER annoying popup but its server-side and happens even in Chrome (because theyâre blatantly promoting âofficialâ Reddit app) & couldnât be disabled in both Chrome&Brave:
âŚbut thatâs different storyâŚ
Although even there it should call Brave - âBraveâ and display Brave logo⌠Instead of marking it as Chrome. (or âBrowserâ)
Iâm speaking about the pop-up (question) that happens before (on click of Reddit or Reddit AMP links), not that second one (on successful page-load.) where it incorrectly names Brave as Chrome 
If I choose Brave & choose âalwaysâ - always means always and I donât want to be asked again and again and more: again.
Logical, right? (but not for Reddit, sadly!)
Same as LastPass annoyance - Chromeâs behavior is different. Chrome âunderstands and follows my orderâ to constantly open Reddit and thatâs what bugs me the most. If Chrome gets treated like that, why doesnât Brave users get treated the same?
Definitely, Reddit popup and LastPass pop-ups (see below) are - most annoying (for me at least) and they kinda affect my âuser experienceâ negatively (who likes unnecessary popups)⌠But Iâm quite sure this isnât Braveâs faultâŚ
⌠Although Iâm a strong believer in communication, lol; Meaning - Brave should, in my opinion, speak with both companies (Reddit, LastPass) for the sake of all of usâŚ
LastPass issue, with screenshots:
& #Love at @steeven & @Mattches - if possible, please include/tag folks who could contact those two companies I mentioned and simply arrange same treatment 4 Brave as Chrome gets 