Brave

Open Brave and enter this link - brave://settings/clearBrowserData .

Alternatively, you can get to the settings section by opening a new tab, clicking "Settings" under the hamburger menu (three lines in the top right corner) (1)

Then going to "Privacy and Security" (2).

And clicking on "Clear browsing data" (3).

Once in the pop-up window, go to "On Exit".

Untick "Cached Images and files" and "Site and Shields Settings" as these two will cause VEMA to forget settings every time you exit the site.

Then login to VEMA Trader.

In the address bar, on the right hand side, click the Brave icon (See screenshot below).

In the pop-up, click Advanced Controls.

Then block cross-site cookies.

We recommend having this on “Block cross-site cookies” - “Block all cookies” is overkill for VEMA and will cause issues.

Ideally going through the first set of steps above you can disable the two highlighted check boxes. Then in the second set of steps, disable “Shields are UP for app.vematrader.com”

VEMA Trader has zero intention of adding further cookies or third-party trackers as we take your privacy seriously and these would also slow down the charts and cause other potential issues.

Another setting that has caused issues for people is Brave's Memory Saver feature.

This feature kills tabs that aren't currently active, so users with a chart open will often find it white screened when they go to a different tab then come back.

VEMA can also be added as an exception this this in Brave's settings.

Firefox

There are 2 places to check in Firefox.

1) Add VEMA Trader to the Exceptions list

In the top-right, click the 3-bar menu icon --> Settings

In the left column, click Privacy & Security, and on the right side, scroll down to the Cookies and Site Data section. Click on Manage Exceptions

Add two addresses to the Allow list

• https://app.vematrader.com/
• https://www.vematrader.com/

2) Turn off or Adjust the Clear History Feature

Firefox also can delete all cookies -- disregarding exceptions -- using the feature to Clear history when Firefox closes. If you want to keep some cookies, do not use this feature.

To check on this, scroll down to the History section

Select:

"Firefox will: Use custom settings for history"

If you have a check mark for "Clear history when Firefox closes" then either:

• Uncheck this option to preserve your cookies and other history
• Click the Settings button to the right of this line and uncheck the box for Cookies

Chrome

Chrome has a setting that will clear all cookies and site date when all windows are closed.

To access it, head to settings by clicking the three dots in the top right corner, then selecting settings.

Then use the search bar to search "Cache"

The third option "Cookies and other data" contains this setting:

Chrome doesn't allow a user to specify sites to be exempt, so making sure this setting is turned off (As in the screenshot) is the only way to ensure favourites data won't be cleared.

Edge

Edge has a setting that will clear all cookies and site date when all windows are closed.

To access it, head to settings by clicking the three dots in the top right corner, then selecting settings.

Use the search bar on the left to search "Cache", then select the "Choose what to clear every time you close the browser" option:

Make sure the "Cached images and files" setting is disabled, as below: