I tested the Tor browser, it loads this forum fast (I may update the desktop version to test it too). But one of the reasons I prefer my browser is because it does not log me out, it keeps the tabs I have opened before intact
Tor browser can do that too, but it ticks "Always use private browsing mode" by default.
I don't get it, why should you lost your account? Set a difficult password, write down, type a lot of times, a lot of times that will definitely imprint it into your muscle memory and then you'll write it down with your eyes closed.
I'm not losing my account, but many people do. And when it happens, for instance because someone gains access and changes the password, it's good to have a recovery option. That's one of the reasons I staked an address.
Note that "recovery options" are often a risk factor on their own. If a service uses SMS for recovery, gaining access to your phone is enough to gain access to that service. That's why I prefer not to enable recovery options, although a signed Bitcoin message is safe enough for me. If anyone gets access to my wallet, they have access to my forum account already.
I have a lot of different passwords, strong ones with a combination of random characters, uppercases, numbers and special characters. I memorize them, type them regularly very frequently
I only remember a few passwords, but I use hundreds of different ones. Most of them look like "(f#L!{p[oKGzz[2aV$'[P6!n$", and I'm not even going to try to remember them.
Doesn't that break rule number one?
Stake an unused address.