Block Update Cursor

[Letandat071]

The auto-update feature of Cursor AI can be quite inconvenient for users in several ways. Firstly, it often forces updates without user consent, which can interrupt workflows, especially when a new version introduces bugs or changes that disrupt ongoing projects. For example, some users have reported that after an automatic update, Cursor AI becomes less stable, losing context, breaking environments, or making more errors in code generation. This unpredictability can be frustrating, as it may overwrite a preferred, more reliable version with one that performs worse. Additionally, the lack of an option to disable auto-updates or revert to a previous version leaves users feeling powerless, stuck with unwanted changes that hinder productivity rather than enhance it. Overall, while intended to keep the tool current, the auto-update feature can turn into a source of annoyance when it prioritizes new releases over user control and stability.