Comment your pick!
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@itsfoss Waterfox or Vivaldi.
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@itsfoss Chrome has no business being on this list. For many people, Firefox has also lost this privilege.
Which browsers are best for privacy?
PrivacyTests.org subjects major web browsers to a suite of automated tests to find out: which web browsers offer the best privacy protections?
(privacytests.org)
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@itsfoss mullvad browser (firefox fork)
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@itsfoss
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ugh
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@itsfoss libreworlf
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@itsfoss Zen Browser
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@itsfoss lynx
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@rustbuckett @AAKL @itsfoss Note that privacytests.org only tests the **default** browser settings (so, a clean installation.)
- Which, nobody in the real world actually uses...
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@rustbuckett @AAKL @itsfoss Note that privacytests.org only tests the **default** browser settings (so, a clean installation.)
- Which, nobody in the real world actually uses...
@Kdude @rustbuckett @itsfoss I only shared this to show the range of options available.
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@itsfoss
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ugh
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@rustbuckett @AAKL @itsfoss Note that privacytests.org only tests the **default** browser settings (so, a clean installation.)
- Which, nobody in the real world actually uses...
@Kdude @rustbuckett @AAKL @itsfoss you overestimate the average user's ability to customize software
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@itsfoss vivaldi
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@It's FOSS Waterfox
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@rustbuckett @AAKL @itsfoss Note that privacytests.org only tests the **default** browser settings (so, a clean installation.)
- Which, nobody in the real world actually uses...
@Kdude @rustbuckett @AAKL @itsfoss nah, the average user will use the default settings that came when the browser was first installed, unless the browser update itself changed the settings.
Even in business IT there are enough people who go for install and forget.
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@Kdude @rustbuckett @AAKL @itsfoss nah, the average user will use the default settings that came when the browser was first installed, unless the browser update itself changed the settings.
Even in business IT there are enough people who go for install and forget.
@kdkorte @Kdude @rustbuckett @itsfoss And that's what preying tech companies hope for.
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@itsfoss Brave. I love
️ it. I don't know why people say, "Helium is the browser that Brave should be."@danish_akhtar7 @itsfoss I used Brave for a while until they started advertising at me. IMHO, Ironwolf is the browser Brave should be.
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@itsfoss Chrome has no business being on this list. For many people, Firefox has also lost this privilege.
Which browsers are best for privacy?
PrivacyTests.org subjects major web browsers to a suite of automated tests to find out: which web browsers offer the best privacy protections?
(privacytests.org)
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@itsfoss Librewolf on desktop, and IronFox on Android. Also, I have the Tor Browser on both.
