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    11 days ago

    brave for most things.

    firefox when there is something that brave can’t handle.

    (that is on my mint linux computer)

    on my iphone it’s brave then as a backup it’s safari

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      You should use Vanadium, though, since browsers have a huge attack surface and Firefox isn’t very secure

      1. When it comes to browsers, the more you try to hide, the more unique you become and stand out. I recommend stock Firefox with an adblocker and Multi-Account Containers since you look more regular

      2. IronFox is great on a regular Android phone. Vanadium is better for GrapheneOS since it’s sandboxed and an attack or hack could compromise your phone. You are trading security vs privacy, so choose carefully

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    In no particular order, Vivaldi, ironfox , duck duck go, librewolf, Firefox, chromium. All for different reasons and things.

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      Ooo… Another Iceraven user!

      Once Kiwi stopped getting updates, that was the next best thing I found. Fennec was a close second.

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    11 days ago

    Zen Browser. At this point I’m using it almost exclusively for the glance feature, which loads a page in an overlay above the current tab. This is incredibly useful in webmail for short-term page visits, like email verification links, etc.

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    Desktop: Waterfox, Ungoogled Chromium

    Mobile: Ironfox

    On the desktop, I moved from vanilla (but hardened) Firefox to Librewolf to Floorp and then to Waterfox. Ungoogled Chromium is for the times some stubborn website refuses to work with Firefox (and its forks). For mobile, I only have Ironfox and if websites don’t work there, I just get my ass to the desktop.

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    Qutebrowser. It’s a bare chromium engine (QtWebEngine) with some very neat vim bindigs. I even have a key sequence to toggle my proxy!

  • Ripley_Tripley@lemmus.org
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    11 days ago

    Mobile: Ironfox

    Search Engine: SearXNG (Disroot)

    PC: Firefox, Librewolf and Tor

    Search engine: I go back and forth between DuckDuckGo and Startpage