Comment your pick!
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@itsfoss Vivaldi!
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@itsfoss Firefox because the a) I don't like the Chrome monoculture which is everything else there
Zen as backup.
Brave as third backup but every time I launch it, I'm asked to turn on the crypto ads that are default in everyone's favorite browser for whatever reason.
I wish Firefox could just stay the course. Their new CEO sounds like a compulsive moron who needs to be kicked in the crotch multiple times. But for now I'm still there.
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@itsfoss pc's:Vivaldi. Phone: Orion/fallback Vivaldi/safari
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Zen browser or Helium. None of the browsers on your list are good enough for me.
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@itsfoss Vivaldi!
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@itsfoss Vivaldi
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@itsfoss I'm using Brave now since a while but I'm open for improvement.
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@itsfoss Zen Browser
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@itsfoss I use Librewolf on PC and IronFox on Android. EDIT: I almost forgot eww for reading articles and such where javascript isn't required.
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@itsfoss Brave. I love
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@itsfoss Daily driver for years, no plan on changing that. Works great.
LibreWolf Browser
A custom version of Firefox, focused on privacy, security and freedom.
(librewolf.net)
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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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no
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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...
