Mullvad Released a Browser, and It ROCKS!!

Mullvad Browser is here, by Mullvad & Tor! Let's talk about it, who it's for, how it compares to Firefox, hardened Firefox, arkenfox, Tor, and a lot more.

Small update: NO Arkenfox is not going away tomorrow, but I'm highlighting how Mullvad could outright replace it in the near future.

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00:00 Diving right into the browser
02:40 Technical Details of Mullvad Browser
05:32 Personal Analysis & General Thoughts
07:52 What's it for? How does it compare to other browsers?
#mullvad #privacy #techlore

[techlore]

Have you tested Mullvad's browser yet? What was your experience like? Leave it below!⬇

[GS-nzgj]

We need a comparison video between Mullvad Browser and Librewolf!

[beautifulislam]

I hope to see more browsers based on firefox, to stop chromium monopoly.

[Eric-smpv]

From all the videos I watch of this can always tell that him and his team do extensive research while also not just 'telling' us about security news and privacy etc....they display FACTS from the sources..oh and they also say just don't take thier word for it, go research it yourselves...Def in my top 3 security channel list on YT, if not the top...really appreciate the work you guys.

[VinnyUnion]

No way. Mullvad was the one and only VPN I've ever paid for and it was reliably blazing fast each time. I only needed it for a week at most and that one-month payment system has been perfect for me since I do not need it yearly.

[Sam.L-𤪶ß]

I use LW as my main, for the same reason as you're using Brave. I just prefer Firefox based browsers.

[amethystsimp]

Friendly reminder mullvad was recently raided for user data and 0 bytes of data was available for the taking

[calrandleman]

Love all your guys work and research. One of my favorites!

[THE-X-Force]

Your videos all always so well-researched and presented .. I don't know why your sub count (205K at the moment for my friends in the future) isn't at _least_ quadruple what it is right now .. but I hope the YouTube algorithm turns its all-powerful eye towards you soon, because this channel deserves it for the hard work put in to deliver such consistently good and timely content.

[WatchmanPrivacy]

Hmm. Tor browser without Tor network. Fingerprinting reduction is nice. But where exactly does Mullvad come in?

[soulife]

I would think Tor exit nodes would mostly be either an alphabet agency by now, and/or a there are some 0-days they keep in the toolbox. I'm pretty sure a VPN in a case like this is just good for general tracking and protection rather than targeted, IE, if someone wants you they just can't hop on your wifi or use a poorly crafted malicious URL etc. Which VPN wouldn't really store identifiable user data

[redeyesdrogon]

This browser is really cool. I am excited to see how other privacy-focused browsers respond to this

[perpetualcollapse]

Didn’t know this existed. I’ll start moving from my hardened LW to MB after hearing that AF is going to eventually become deprecated in the future. Maybe run both of them until I work out any issues I may encounter on MB. 👍

[wydx]

"Do we really need another browser?" Absolutely! There currently is (in the public eye, ignoring niche browsers) only Firefox and Chromium (derivatives are derivatives, not entirely new browsers), and Firefox is controlled by Chrome through funding.

[altrogeruvah]

Not sure of any potential negative implications in doing so, but it would have been cool to be able to save a profile account file locally in a personal cloud storage folder, in order to sync all of one's devices.

[philosophicalutopia]

Thanks for mentioning the browser. I can trust it

[TILR]

I'm curious on one thing. Couldn't opening yourself to another fork project make security worse since you gotta wait for the fork to implement the updates of the base project. Like I used to use LibreWolf but besides the out of the box experience does it add anything that a hardened Firefox can't do? Maybe this is just another situation where you gotta compare the security and privacy potentials separately and come to a conclusion.

Also with what I brought up with LibreWolf could that also apply to using Brave or Ungoogled Chromium over hardening Chrome? even if I don't like using chrome

[likebot.]

Even when not in private mode, I log into each account every time I open my browser anyway. Never have I ever used "Save passwords" in a browser, used bookmarks, used a contacts list for email, hit a notification bell, used 2FA or signed up to any social media with my name.

[Skyman]

❤ this video mr Henry hope the mullvad browser does succeed

[viktormedina]

Thanks for another great video! Will be testing it for sure!!