Web Browser Tier List (For Privacy)

This is a ranking of browsers by privacy and security.

Timestamps:

00:00 Overview
00:36 Brave
02:21 Chrome
05:31 Edge
08:20 Vivaldi
09:44 Pale Moon
15:50 Chromium
18:33 Tor
21:28 LibreWolf
24:13 Firefox
27:59 Mullvad
31:49 Safari
33:23 Waterfox
35:27 Opera
36:45 Why I Didn't Mention Other Browsers
37:40 Outro

[splatink]

If ad blockers didn't exist the internet would be unusable

[dougnelson]

I've been watching several videos on web browsers. Your video is by far the best I have seen. Right to the point and your views are fair. Thanks

[BlueSun]

I just exported all of my FireFox bookmarks in HTML format. I then went into LibreWolf & selected Import Browser Data/Import bookmarks. It took 5 downloads from FF before I got an HTML file that LibreWolf would upload. It kept telling me "no bookmarks in this file, " though, after all these years, without bothering to trim out the dead wood, there are hundreds. Finally it took them as well as forms & other things I had NOT selected to upload. PITA.

[danielton]

One thing about Vivaldi that I don't understand is that they sold Opera to this shady Chinese company and started Vivaldi... and we're supposed to trust that they're not going to do that again? People freaking love Vivaldi, but the fact that they sold out once doesn't sit well with me.

[rwashi]

At last someone that I agree with. Awesome Tier. love it. Keep up the good work!

[bait]

you should do a part 2 with floorp browser(firefox with edge tab ui customiztion), thorium(degoogled), ulaa browser(chrome but way secure)

[Boofski]

Does Mullvad hide system specs like Librewolf does? I can’t find any info on this so I assume it goes without saying?

[thepureheartofdark]

We will have to keep an eye on Firefox, or rather the the company in charge. There is some really questionable stuff happening in there, such as them buying advertising companies.

[RedVRCC]

Fuck chrome and manifest v3. I refuse to be subjected to ads. I'm gonna keep using librewolf where my adblock will still work. If a website uses that shitty browser checking thing to try to force me to use chrome, I'll simply just not visit that site and they wont get any potential attention from me.

[khall]

Decent channel bro, good video, but man some of your jump cuts make your speech sound so unnatural and abrupt. Smooth some things out and keep working on longer cuts and I bet your channel explodes! Good luck!

[ThirstyTunaTaco]

About vivaldi.. If it is from Norway they don't have anything to do with EU legislation because Norway isnt an EU country.

[jonmichaelgalindo]

It should be possible to use open-source AI to auto-complete captchas nowadays... That would be an awesome extension.

[GoldMoiie]

Which is good for both private and performance? Mine is low-end device. I hope to hear your suggestion.

[nekoill]

Imagine having to *PAY* to *be able* to use virtualization lmao
Microsoft won't hesitate to beat up a granny and her cute dog just to squeeze an extra penny from its customers, and the only reason they have those is that Microsoft used to be default. It's not easier to use – whoever had to scrub a hundred different folders and a damn registry because that one program left a ton of fucking garbage behind, knows full well how not easy Windows is, and don't get me started on getting an error that isn't in the docs/references – you're screwed; you'll find a million of threads with similar issues, but they've all been locked before any solution was ever found, and the support agents they employ either know nothing about anything, or it's just Microsoft keeping on writing garbage spaghetti code which should've gotten straight to landfill right after birth. God I hate that company.

[lussor]

In Vivaldi i have to go to chrome//:settings if i want to config DoH or delete data when closed

[raymondmatthewbonifacio]

How about best browsers with least consuming data

[jameslucarelli]

does the mullvad browser use the tor network and therefore also slow and shouldn't be used for stuff like banking and general browsing?

[lussor]

Firefox version 128 fked up enabled by default telemetry to an Ad company

[ronald]

how should i watch Youtube to seperate stuff more for privacy?

[chairwood]

wtf i didn't know mullvad had it's own browser