We use BitWarden because it's open source, and they don't share data with anyone. We have a "family account" that allows us to set up shared "collections" of passwords that are shared as necessary. It works on all the browsers that I've tried it on (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Firfox, and Safari). It also works on Android and Apple phones. Once you're logged into BitWarden on any given platform, you have access to all your personal passwords plus each of the shared collections that you are authorized for.

You just have to show them who is boss.

I agree the privacy is a big plus on Brave Browser.  I'm using it more and more.  When I use Google, the sites detect the ad blocker in my MacBook and demand that I turn them off to continue.  With Brave Browser, they never seem to know.  The one thing that is a little more trouble is that when you update Brave Browser, it doesn't keep the passwords you saved and you have to enter them again.  Since I don't have a lot of password protected sites, that's really not much trouble in the grand scheme of things.

No I didn’t try to post a picture. I’m now gun shy with Brave but I have heard extremely good reviews on its privacy. That is why I started using it a few days ago. I may go back to it just for the privacy. That is something I covet. It’s just the principle of it to me. I’ve heard it is by far the best browser. 

I hated to screw up that post. It not only did it twice but was such a mess. I am not swift on a computer let alone deleting a post. But I know now how to do it thanks to you and Stephen. 

Post test, it worked fine.  

G. Bill, did you try to post a picture or sumpin'?  [Computers are witchcraft ]

I'm surprised you had an issue with Brave Browser.  I use it all the time for most stuff because it has a very good ad blocker.  In my dotage, I just can't cope with adds on the internet.  I still use Google for this site, but I think I'll test Brave Browser to see if there is a problem posting.

Thank you for your detail instructions which I followed. I think, hope, it is good now. I have no idea how that happened other than I had installed the "Brave" browser.

Agreed! I have no idea how those folks can write that code all day, day after day. I can imagine the burn out.

Thank you again.

Can you imagine the folks that have to write that code stuff all day?

Thanks for fixing the previous posts!

TT

to answer GeezerBill,

We have a 179 and the pump is located under the bed platform. There is a fairly large area about 2'x5' that has the pump , water heater and main cabin heater. I left the water heater and main cabin heater alone,but relocated the water pump and added a divider wall in order to make the front storage space larger.

I disconnected the water pump and all of the piping. I relocated the water pump to a better place and position and then reinstalled all of the piping and cut them off as short as possible. I used the pipe insulation on every pipe as far as I could access them. I taped the insulation every 6" or so to keep it tight to the pipes. while I was doing all of this, I also added some foam insulation to the inside of the platform walls and underside of the bed.  the pump operation is MUCH quieter between the foam mount for the pump, insulating the cavity  and the pipe insulation.

Travel often and safe

Vann

I mounted our pump on a 2" slab of dense foam and screwing it to the floor. I also put pipe insulation on all of the piping under the bed of our 179.  It helped a lot to make the pump quieter.

travel often and safe

Vann

The pump in our 192 was noise also.  I lagged the pipping with some of the black pipe insulating material from home depot and significantly reduced the noise.  Might have to wrap some black tape to hold it in place but worked great.