Post B0InwpLfMICo3EcQFc by bartvdbraak@mstdn.social
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(DIR) Post #B0IEFQ7vl7xYyplDu4 by privacyguides@neat.computer
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#Poll: What's your favorite privacy browser?
(DIR) Post #B0IFJJKx2ubv2AGnq4 by privacyguides@neat.computer
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@lexinova yeah maybe there needs to be more browsers
(DIR) Post #B0IFbvWtmjr0hOjdg0 by vivekanandanks@mstdn.social
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@privacyguides Though not in the list , is Zen browser a good one š¤ in terms of privacy, features etc#browser #zen #firefox #fork
(DIR) Post #B0IFlbSNGqkDL7EUvQ by AsyncTheVoid@mastodon.social
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@privacyguides personallyy I've recently swapped to flroop+arkenfox config (with a couple overides), becuase I was kinda sick of light mode lol and site breakage. I was using mullvad browser before. I don't know if I'm going to stick with this setup though.
(DIR) Post #B0IG5eieqlL3FZPYNU by circumspicio@mastodon.social
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@privacyguidesI use Librewolf the most followed by Mullvad Browser. If the website breaks with those browser I use Firefox. I also always use Mullvad VPN. š #Mullvad #Librewolf
(DIR) Post #B0IGPDx84qeq1iVjqC by nieuemma@mastodon.de
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@privacyguides Trivalent and Vanadium serve me well, and if I can't use either of those I try for ungoogled-chromium. I just don't get along with Firefox and its derivations.
(DIR) Post #B0IGr0oAXeGbMsZPaS by Kdude@mastodon.social
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@privacyguides Why is Vivaldi missingā¦.?
(DIR) Post #B0IHEWyt5d9toKnYiO by burnitdown@beige.party
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@privacyguides Brave is homophobic trash
(DIR) Post #B0IHWc1T5GIkexcws4 by LInearness@cyberplace.social
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@privacyguides @lexinova in time, the Ladybird browser will hopefully be functional š
(DIR) Post #B0IHfXIxzfsidN4EQC by afx@infosec.exchange
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@privacyguides After librewolf fucked up a lot of synced items I dropped it. I am now on Zen, a much more civilized FF fork.
(DIR) Post #B0IHxTWulflm8e94Xw by opensourceopenmind@vivaldi.net
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@privacyguides Only #crossplatform browsers should be included. You can't use #MullvadBrowser or #Librewolf on Android.
(DIR) Post #B0IIIqgHt5Yi1Pilc0 by jwcph@helvede.net
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@privacyguides Zen.
(DIR) Post #B0IISgvyysZ4gjkulU by sbszine@dice.camp
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@privacyguides Waterfox
(DIR) Post #B0ILJGEx9vFt9dp8eu by whybird@aus.social
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@privacyguides Curl
(DIR) Post #B0IMUoavs0JCqJB50K by privacyguides@neat.computer
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lol https://mastodon.neat.computer/@jonah/115557692408720094
(DIR) Post #B0IN5VIUa2K7hv2ybw by pgiulan@federate.social
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@privacyguides different poll for different audience?
(DIR) Post #B0INEs7x4I717TaGLQ by quaff@thecanadian.social
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@privacyguides Other: Zen Browser & IronFox.LibreWolf is a decent fallback, same with Helium.
(DIR) Post #B0INf4rqK5m0A5XqLI by semitones@tiny.tilde.website
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@privacyguides this might be the first quote I've ever seen. I'm so confused.
(DIR) Post #B0IOD6nXeS3dzllCa0 by placebo@mastodon.ie
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@privacyguides firefox is a privacy browser?
(DIR) Post #B0IOVb7LfApnF3qCYa by pgiulan@federate.social
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@privacyguides this can't be a serious inquiry... the options of the polls aren't the same and one of the polls essentially has two of the same options, which was left out in the screenshot
(DIR) Post #B0IPolIg7zp8HNqIpk by bonsai861@mastodon.social
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@privacyguides Vivaldi
(DIR) Post #B0IQRbxMnlA6atOnZI by rayocentric@mastodon.social
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@privacyguides Privacy Browser by Soren Stoutner. It's private by default with the option to enable Javascript and other features as needed.
(DIR) Post #B0IRMp3MmSWhieUAro by Anachron@fosstodon.org
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@privacyguides Firefox with hardened user.js!Thats important. default Firefox is terrible for privacy.
(DIR) Post #B0ISFaYyMA3ehoNqyW by arshubham@mastodon.social
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@privacyguides Voted #Firefox since it is still a good base. But use #ZenBrowser almost exclusively now. Not exactly marketed for privacy but has the best UI I have used and not being told everywhere to use #AI helps. https://zen-browser.app/
(DIR) Post #B0ITmIQqt6bNz3kHYW by irfelixr@discuss.systems
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@privacyguides Vivaldi
(DIR) Post #B0IUNGMVXyzeHJLAzg by Johns_priv@mastodon.social
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@privacyguides Anyone thinking that Brave or Firefox are really private, I'm sorry to inform you that is not really the case.Firefox stance is proAI and moving towards stealing user info; Brave is just a crypto browser filled with malice.
(DIR) Post #B0IV0QfFB4ehWWmQHw by gabriel_g_jaime@mastodon.social
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@privacyguides Zen Browser
(DIR) Post #B0IVv965AFGlXwNVGS by Kerplunk@mastodon.scot
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@privacyguides Why is UngoogledChromium not included.Excellent browser, lighter and faster than the also very good LibreWolf and will still work with full UBlock. Add UBlock as unpacked Extension from https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/releasesDo NOT use mozilla or Google stores, both use advanced Browser Fingerprinting to enable tracking you across sites.
(DIR) Post #B0IXBsjBNVkbefD9MW by brouhaha@mastodon.social
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@privacyguides Is Librewolf going to omit the wonderful new Firefox AI features?The Firefox developers seem bound and determined to do everything they possibly can to drive their users away.
(DIR) Post #B0IYTFaTjvlDQhzBVA by hyperlinkyourheart@mastodon.ie
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@privacyguides I mostly use Zen browser now, but I voted Tor because I use that when I need something to be really private.
(DIR) Post #B0IYqv7rT184v3t3ho by bleepbloop@ravenation.club
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@privacyguides I am going to do that thing and suggest a browser I have not seen anyone mention in the replies - duckduckgo. Which makes me think this is probably a mistake by me so please pile on and explain why duckduckgo browser is not a good privacy browser. If it isnāt I need to know.
(DIR) Post #B0IYzqFQyKlmOggPmi by bleepbloop@ravenation.club
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@privacyguides I am going to do that thing and suggest a browser I have not seen anyone mention in the replies - duckduckgo. Which makes me think this is probably a mistake by me so please pile on and explain why duckduckgo browser is not a good privacy browser. If it isnāt I need to know.
(DIR) Post #B0IZ7slDVw60VTNpSq by bleepbloop@ravenation.club
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@privacyguides I am going to do that thing and suggest a browser I have not seen anyone mention in the replies - duckduckgo. Which makes me think this is probably a mistake by me so please pile on and explain why duckduckgo browser is not a good privacy browser. If it isnāt I need to know.
(DIR) Post #B0IZFrApIY6htxAFxw by bleepbloop@ravenation.club
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@privacyguides I am going to do that thing and suggest a browser I have not seen anyone mention in the replies - duckduckgo. Which makes me think this is probably a mistake by me so please pile on and explain why duckduckgo browser is not a good privacy browser. If it isnāt I need to know.
(DIR) Post #B0IZNraVdrMjVEzlrM by bleepbloop@ravenation.club
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@privacyguides I am going to do that thing and suggest a browser I have not seen anyone mention in the replies - duckduckgo. Which makes me think this is probably a mistake by me so please pile on and explain why duckduckgo browser is not a good privacy browser. If it isnāt I need to know.
(DIR) Post #B0IZVx7owEhGzdQwq0 by bleepbloop@ravenation.club
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@privacyguides I am going to do that thing and suggest a browser I have not seen anyone mention in the replies - duckduckgo. Which makes me think this is probably a mistake by me so please pile on and explain why duckduckgo browser is not a good privacy browser. If it isnāt I need to know.
(DIR) Post #B0IZe2j2079Cg7hEtU by bleepbloop@ravenation.club
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@privacyguides I am going to do that thing and suggest a browser I have not seen anyone mention in the replies - duckduckgo. Which makes me think this is probably a mistake by me so please pile on and explain why duckduckgo browser is not a good privacy browser. If it isnāt I need to know.
(DIR) Post #B0IZmCLo67E6qcipwe by bleepbloop@ravenation.club
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@privacyguides I am going to do that thing and suggest a browser I have not seen anyone mention in the replies - duckduckgo. Which makes me think this is probably a mistake by me so please pile on and explain why duckduckgo browser is not a good privacy browser. If it isnāt I need to know.
(DIR) Post #B0IZuHi83Lldmw1EnI by bleepbloop@ravenation.club
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@privacyguides I am going to do that thing and suggest a browser I have not seen anyone mention in the replies - duckduckgo. Which makes me think this is probably a mistake by me so please pile on and explain why duckduckgo browser is not a good privacy browser. If it isnāt I need to know.
(DIR) Post #B0Ia2Ejb0EsAsFUs1g by bleepbloop@ravenation.club
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@privacyguides I am going to do that thing and suggest a browser I have not seen anyone mention in the replies - duckduckgo. Which makes me think this is probably a mistake by me so please pile on and explain why duckduckgo browser is not a good privacy browser. If it isnāt I need to know.
(DIR) Post #B0IaLzal0ofzhZmbp2 by foxx@infosec.exchange
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Privacy browser, it doesn't support some APIs, but that's it!https://www.stoutner.com/privacy-browser-1-10/
(DIR) Post #B0IfeoJzdfri1JjacK by Dima812@mastodon.social
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@privacyguides Š±ŃŠµŠ¹Š² Š¶Šµ ŠŗŠ¾Š¼ŠæŃŠ¾Š¼ŠµŃŠøŃŠ¾Š²Š°Š½?
(DIR) Post #B0Igazc7oOaLq4xV9k by sloanlance@mastodon.social
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@privacyguides I would occasionally use #Brave, but then I learnt it was created and supported by a homophobe, so I deleted it.
(DIR) Post #B0IiujXJUu5hfvFUx6 by wikifox@g0v.social
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@privacyguides I'm Tor Browser user for 7 years
(DIR) Post #B0In9NI6t1b6qLNI2a by tpaau17db@mastodon.social
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@privacyguides On my phone I use Vanadium, the default one on #grapheneos, on my laptop I run Trivalent, which is a hardened Chromium fork maintained by the #secureblue team.
(DIR) Post #B0InwpLfMICo3EcQFc by bartvdbraak@mstdn.social
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@privacyguides @eelcoa zen :)
(DIR) Post #B0IpR8NJHb1jhcP2rg by lxskllr@mastodon.world
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@privacyguides Firefox is my daily driver, and tor for secret squirrel. Aside from not using obfuscated networking, my firefox is probably as private as tor.I'm in the never chrome camp. Firefox would have to be unusable before I use anything based on chrome. Using anything with the chrome backend is supporting google, and giving them control of the web. Google says how the web operates, and the *chromes comply. There needs to be diversity, and one more is better than none more.
(DIR) Post #B0IrFPoGpnhID1YMoi by tompearce49@mastodon.scot
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@privacyguidesVivaldi.
(DIR) Post #B0IsQ0jyTvfzb79zW4 by lenzj@fosstodon.org
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@privacyguides Firefox with arkenfox/user.js
(DIR) Post #B0IvpuFlWVsiry4NRQ by pfelelep@piaille.fr
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@privacyguides @Vivaldi VIVALDI!
(DIR) Post #B0Iwtv2qccXORAVM3c by ikklegemzuniverseplus@ohai.social
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@privacyguides Vivaldi
(DIR) Post #B0IzdQLfHaqySl8Gu0 by Daniel_Blake@mastodon.top
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@privacyguides Privacy features tabulated herehttps://browsers.avoidthehack.com/
(DIR) Post #B0JDMgJk3X4yQQ8yKO by privacyguides@neat.computer
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@pgiulan youāre right the twitter one was more of a joke lolThe difference in Brave support is still real though.
(DIR) Post #B0Let3Kh6h269RAYmO by gtr@digitalcourage.social
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@privacyguides Firefox Focus
(DIR) Post #B0P4HEQga9QNqSTgPo by Sorro@woof.tech
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@privacyguides librewolf, but with a few things disabled so websites don't break. So it's closer to being an "unmozillad firefox" than to default librewolf
(DIR) Post #B0PfiLSyDwSfnBL23M by privacyguides@neat.computer
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@c64whiz there's a lot of concerns about Librewolf falling behind on (security) updates, and anything done in Librewolf can essentially be done in Firefox using Arkenfox user.js, so I understand, but I do wish there was a better out of the box solution in the browser space.