Top 5 BEST Browsers For Privacy

What browsers are best for your privacy, security, and anonymity? This video will break down the top 5 options you have as a privacy-conscious user!

00:00 Introduction
00:40 Browser 5
01:45 Browser 4
03:06 Browser 3
04:00 Browser 2
04:49 Browser 1

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[techlore]

Thanks for watching everyone, leave your browser setup below!
My Personal Setup:
1) Hardened Firefox for casual browsing & personal accounts
2) Brave for schooling
3) Tor for fun

Business Setup:
1) Partially-hardened Firefox for casual browsing
2) Chromium for chromium-optimized sites
3) Vivaldi for uploads

[hdrodic]

My Setup:
1)Firefox for almost everything
2)Chrome to play the dinosaur game when there is no internet

[xutmwvi]

Excellent video and very well articulated as well. I think something to note with Safari, and Apple devices, is that in addition to WebKit, the XNU kernel itself is open source. This may help provide some additional details as to how the browser, and macOS (for example) function. Of course, this doesn't get anywhere near the level of openness that's seen with Linux, or BSD, but I bring it up, as I don't see a lot of discussions surrounding XNU.

[NoEggu]

The Linux distro "Parrot Security" makes it easy to wrap 100% of your networking into the Tor network.
And you can toggle that option "on" and "off". When off, it works like a normal operating system, using your normal networking.

It is a great solution for having a normal Linux experience, while easily being able to flip a switch to make everything (not just your browser) Tor bound.


Cheers!

[eddiestilll]

the sole fact that Firefox uses its own Gecko rendering engine and not Google's Chromium is why it's my preferred web browser :)

[spambox]

Hardened Firefox for almost everything, and Brave for youtube.

[SoothingMeditationRelax]

Amazing guide thank you so much for sharing 😊

[Rubberdruc]

i started to use brave and that is really amazing chrome cpu usage was too much

[soullessleftover]

We all know Techlore secretly uses IE as his main browser. 😏

[crosenblum]

I'd love to see a video on how to harden or improve usage of ungoogled-chromium. Love your videos.

[martinlehmann]

Firefox with the usual extensions to block cookies/fingerprints and tracker for normal browsing. Brave for 2 weeks now to test it out. Edge only for netflix because it supports 4k hdr streaming. Chrome for stuff that needs flashplayer and tor for the fun.

[northmanmartin]

im using tor and orbot ( tails OS and tor in pc ) on my smartphone to search some very sensitive topic on internet.

Brave for smartphone daily usage.

Mozila in my laptop with a custom setting security for downloading and torenting purpose

[ethanjohn]

Partially hardened Firefox on desktop, and Bromite on Android. Haven't faced any major issues!

[arsenalgear]

What's your take on firefox containers?

[mappride]

Internet explorer and the 3ds browser are awesome!

[senpaiiiiiiiiiiiii]

on arch linux i have firefox and vivaldi, firefox addons are ublock origin, https everywhere with encrypt all sites on, privacy badger, user agent switcher and firefox container ; for vivaldi the same but without firefox container, on windows 7 i have comodo dragon and firefox with the same addons plus tor browser on both linux and and windows 7

[TheFinestJhe]

I used to use brave but I got some weird thing where I can only hear audio on the first tab I open and if I reset the page I won’t be able to hear anything at all

[jagadeesan]

I have a general question, any one can answer me. I use Firefox for personal use. Any Epic browser users? Features and trustworthyness?

[northmanmartin]

would you make a video about the best security and privacy purpose OS then rate it like Tens OS to Tails OS?

[ships]

hardened firefox for normal use and tor to just look around