@RogueKarma,
This article will help you find your Muon executable file on your machine (yes. It’s still there and so is your data). You can also download it any time from our GitHub page.
I’ll link to a response I made to this same type of post earlier today, but the main take away from it is:
It’s not just speed and amenities that differ between old and new builds. It’s a security issue. Brave Muon right now is a few (at least, iirc) chromium updates behind. What this means is that the underlying framework of the browser is out of date and may not contain important security updates for vulnerabilities that have been found.
You may rather have all the features and tools ready and complete up front in lieu of speed and extensions, but would you rather have them instead of protection while browsing?
If a few “missing” features (missing in quotes because they’re being implemented, theyre just not there yet) and a new UI are worth sacrificing your security for - by all means go for it. But when it comes to the security of our entire user-base it’s not a risk we (or anyone) are willing to take.
Thread mentioned above