[CatOwner]

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.

[AlaskaErik]

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.

[Gideon7]

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.