LibreWolf not what I expected

So, let me first say that LibreWolf is a very decent browser. Maybe it’s just old, crotchety me stuck in his Netscape Navigator ways (OK, thats not totally true since a lot of features I rely on now where not around in Netscape), but things did pop up that have led me back to Brave… for now. So the pro’s are still there: The install on Debian 13 was simple, it is clean, familiar and renders sites with minimal issues. Bookmark import from Brave was a piece of cake and setting up a default profile was easy. But there are enoough cons now that have pushed my back to Chromium-based web browsers. The biggest one (and again this might be an easy fix but it hasn’t been apparent to me yet) is that everytime I close the browser I ahve to log into my web sites. I looked in settings and nothing that I wouldn’t already have checked isn’t. That’s the biggest issue. I also noticed that some pages I have to consistently manage the WebGL context creation (and that took me a minute to figure out what…