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Which browser here actually protects your privacy? - Printable Version +- Promo2day (https://promo2day.org) +-- Forum: Review Center (https://promo2day.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=14) +--- Forum: Software Tutorials (https://promo2day.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=38) +--- Thread: Which browser here actually protects your privacy? (/showthread.php?tid=354) |
Which browser here actually protects your privacy? - Sasha - 04-07-2026 Which browser here actually protects your privacy? Be honest. Because: • Some track you • Some reduce tracking • Some hide your IP But none make you invisible. So… what are you really relying on? RE: Which browser here actually protects your privacy? - Mike - 04-07-2026 I have been using the Brave browser for several years and have never had any trouble. RE: Which browser here actually protects your privacy? - Jeanjean - 04-07-2026 I'm using Firefox generally and if i need more privacy Mullvad or TOR (That doesn't happen often when you're retired... lol !). RE: Which browser here actually protects your privacy? - clyde - 04-07-2026 I'm using Firefox with,Privacy Badger,Ublock Origin,Cookie AutoDelete and Adguard.Perhaps I'm a bit paranoid.I also use Brave on a scattered occasion. RE: Which browser here actually protects your privacy? - Bjyda - 04-07-2026 I use Vivaldi browser RE: Which browser here actually protects your privacy? - TXi - 04-12-2026 For me daily is Opera GX i love'd this browser for privacy i go on brave RE: Which browser here actually protects your privacy? - happydays - 04-16-2026 With most browsers, you can open a private browsing window. Brave can even use Tor for private browsing. If you want to add an extra layer of protection (but is it really necessary?), you can use something like Portmaster, Pi-hole, or NxFilter. |