I've read this on reddit. I think they, reddit leaders, keep digging that hole deeper and deeper.

I know it's Chromium, that's why I said it.
I didn't know they have done shady crypto stuff, I started using Brave because I needed to use Chromium in school (frontend dev) but I didn't want Crome or Edge... So Brave made sense to use.

Hi I'm the partner! That was fairy easy to do yeah, it's good enough for now 🤷‍♀️

Me neither

https://youtu.be/RQdxHi4_Pvc

I ran a troubleshooter on the Windows Update and it didn't find anything wrong. I have no pending updates either.

I have not done a DISM image repair, I'll look into that.
I did do, got help doing an SFC scan but it didn't detect anything odd.

I found what actually went wrong! When I have right-clicked on the file I haven't first selected it with a left-click so I've edited the permissions on my user folder instead of the key.
I didn't realize I needed to left-click to select it as it shows a similar indication when I hover...

oh, thank you, I did a crosspost!

It was the ssh key I changed permissions on. I've added System and Administrator to have full permission again. When applying the changes it seems to struggle with some files in AppData.
(When I previously tried to install node (not sure if this was before or after) the wizard couldn't find the file AppData.)

Errors I get now when applying the changes:

::: spoiler Loads of error messages
and a couple more with similar names

and also "my pictures" and "my videos"

and "my documents" and a few more... I should have written them instead of taking so many screenshots! Sorry 😅
:::

At last, it finished and created some new permission inherited from c:\Users\

omgomg that helped, thank you so much.

I'm leaning towards deleting my account too. We'll see.

Hi, I'm the partner. Isn't it possible to create a converter that detects what instance you're logged in to and then redirect to the post? //noob frontend dev

Brave? 😅