u/EclipsoSnipzo

As title reads, I'm 21 and want to get started investing. I was initially drawn into using Robinhood for both short term and long term (Roth IRA ) investing, but I'm now thinking about setting up a fidelity account to manage the bulk of my earnings through a Roth IRA into an ETF. I still want to experiment with short-term investments and kind of get a feel for it, so I was wondering if it would be a good idea to use Robinhood for short term investments and keep old reliable fidelity for the long term. I would have to pay tax on Robinhood but wouldn't have to worry about any of those transfer fees they have. Should I even bother?

Literally why do I have to stop whatever I'm doing to update? Can it not just update after or before closing, like literally every other browser? This just seems dumb. Is there an option to change this?

Edit: There's an option in the Menu, no thanks to everyone in this thread. God forbid I wanna customize my supposed most customizable browser.