Browser Privacy Debate
Users discuss and recommend privacy-focused web browsers like Firefox forks (LibreWolf, Waterfox), Brave, and alternatives to Chrome, emphasizing privacy concerns and comparisons between Gecko and Chromium engines.
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It's bad for privacy. Worse than chrome IMHO. For me it's either firefox or brave.
How about Brave as a Chromium-based alternative to Firefox that isn't worse for the cause?
The github repo shows it compares poorly to Firefox for privacy.
The only alternative to firefox is a chromium based browser these days (such as Opera, Vivaldi, Chrome, Edge(coming soon TM)), but firefox is more or less the only browser that really cares about privacy lately
The suggestion to switch to Chrome is pretty rich. Firefox is more privacy conscious Chrome even with this enabled.
Iridium browser seems like a good alternative. It is firefox with a focus on privacy.
I've heard really good things about Librewolf, which is a privacy focused fork of Firefox.https://librewolf.net/
Ah, I recommend LibreWolf - A hardened fork of Firefox, stripped of telemetry, with privacy settings locked down by default.
I prefer a fork of Firefox, focused on privacy: https://librewolf.net/Highly recommended.
Modern firefox is called librewolf or waterfox.It respects privacy and works quite well (Actually much better than chrome based browser on my machine).Mozilla management seems to be the issue, not firefox itself.