Check out these private browser alternatives:
➡️ tuta.com/blog/best-private-bro…
Which one is your favorite?
Best Private Browsers 2024 | Top 10 To Stop Trackers | Tuta
When it comes to most secure browsers Firefox is the best alternative to Chrome on our list - and, no, incognito mode doesn't cut it.Tuta
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descentralizedguy
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in reply to Tuta • • •Mullvad is on my "to try" list.
I think LibreWolf is missing on your list and for some reason I think that's for more interaction and not because you forgot it, because I'm sure it got mentioned a lot before already :D
Inquisitor Winters
in reply to Tuta • • •Someone please clear this up for me. Is there any way of seeing which servers a #mastodon server is federated with?
#federation
#mastodon
Thom
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in reply to Tuta • • •the best is to tinker vanilla Firefox. Otherwise, use Librewolf
if you have Mullvad VPN, their browser is good too. and of course, you can always use Tor Browser
Elon Muksis 🇺🇦 🇪🇺
in reply to Tuta • • •Vivaldi Browser | Powerful, Personal and Private web browser
Vivaldi TechnologiesZeki Çatav 🤔 ☕ 🕯️🎶
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in reply to Tuta • • •Jeff
in reply to Tuta • • •I use a combination of #Vivaldi and #Firefox.
Vivaldi with uBlock Origin Lite and the built-in blockers turned on works well, and overall, I trust the company, even if I don't prefer their browser. At least they're a European company with all the protections included.
Firefox, on the other hand, does have the reputation. I'm concerned about their direction though, and I have concerns about AI. If they develop it for localized translations, that's not too bad. As for advertising, I understand they need to find an income stream that's not Google, and if the ads are based on the site being visited, not on user browsing history, that's fine. I expect to see ads for beer and trucks when I watch sports, so why not ads for music-related companies if I visit a music website.
pelle ✅
in reply to Tuta • • •for android, #librera is my favourite web browser. pleasant reading experience and offline web site cache by default.
#javascript was a mistake anyway.
i like #lynx and #offpunk too.
Reexamine8875
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in reply to Tuta • • •Release 1.62.0 · gorhill/uBlock
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in reply to Tuta • • •I'm using #zenbrowser as a casual replacement to Firefox atm. The native customization options are a big feature plus for me.
#arkenfox user.js can be applied to any #firefox fork.
In the future #ladybird could be a good option, lets see...
GreyLinux
in reply to Tuta • • •as others have mentioned , I too use zen browser.
But I am keeping a close eye on the Servo browser engine project.
#Servo
#servo_engine
#ZenBrowser
Flaky
in reply to Tuta • • •Zen Browser/Vivaldi here. Not comfortable with Mozilla putting "privacy preserving advertising" in the browser (honestly feels counterintuitive to the whole adblock thing), and Zen knocks that out with the setting automatically applied, while having a nice GUI.
Vivaldi's there as a Chromium backup (since Gecko is still slow to add some stuff e.g. gradients)
extrowerk
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