Dave Barry

The "it" I was referring to was the network gateway. Doesn't the provider check every night if you are still a customer or have changed your subscription options and then reboot the gateway if necessary.? No direct knowledge of this but observation seems to support. I defer to those more knowledgeable.

I am also having this same issue. Is it possible that the internet provider (AT&T for me) renews the certificate every night? I have seen it reboot for no reason late in the night.

Couldn't agree with you more!

I just found the answer on another forum --- On 1/13/2019 at 12:35 PM, George Hofmeister said: Ignore the option of trying to download, basically the website is trying to read the browser identification string, failing and then offering you the nearest equivalent it has available. The reason you are being told Chrome is not up to date is that the LG webOS browser is based on WebKit which is Apple's basis for its Safari browser and is used (or soon to be used, I'm looking at you Microsoft Edge) by pretty much every other major browser out there apart from Mozilla's Firefox. Yes webOS is 'nix under the hood, but this does not mean that you can just install a Linux app on the system, it would have to be written and compiled especially for the platform. Thanks, George

My browser will download an update but wants to know if I need the Debian/Ubuntu version or the Fedora/open suse version. Any idea which I should use?