Privacy and security is not a piece of software, but a state of mind. If you're confused which browser is "most secure" while streaming from your bathroom to TikTok and have an Alexa besides you - well, you just deserve Chrome.
- "Privacy and security is not a piece of software, but a state of mind." I'm sorry, but that's just a silly thing to say, as privacy isn't any one thing. Why is it that so many people today can fit only one thing per subject into their mind (or two, if they are capable of binary thinking...). For good privacy you need right software, enough knowledge, persistence to act on that knowledge, vigilance for new threats and so on.
Theoretical dream. Block as much fingerprinting as possible. And what I can't block, randomize in a way that I appear as a completely different user every time I luanch the browser. How you'd pull this off I have no idea.
LibreWolf kinda does half of it with the changing resolution shit but yeah that would be on another level probably would take immense amount of work and resources to "randomize"
Wow, dude ... this video is awesome! You made a great point about VPNs and referral tools. It may seem obvious, but I got used to it. I stopped questioning why most people recommend them. I just assumed they were better. It’s refreshing to see a youtuber like you being honest with so many subscribers. Thanks a lot. I liked and shared your video, and I’m already subscribed.
1. True test of privacy should be something like accessing grey-area illegal sites. 2. All VPN and exit nodes of tor are state actors, but all they can do is stop the access 3. Best machine is qubes os > tails os > tor either you have made so much unique id that no one can tract you. Or physical evidence is not possible, as the source/host of website don't give connection to bad actors.
@@nunomartins467Yes. Are you familiar with Firefox’s about:config settings? I can send you a link for which settings you should change to harden your Firefox for both security and privacy.
Hey, btw, your windows utility tool is not working anymore. New win11pro setup, fully up to date, will DL and use your utility, but when it SAYS it downloads and installs apps…they aren’t there. Would love to hear sugggestions or a fix.
Thats a terrible website for recommending Browsers if it has Opera (now owned by Chinese company which immediately changed their ONE-SENTENCE privacy policy into a multi-page law jargle) and Epic Browser based on India (which India now has a law that all tech companies must log traffic and usage which is why decent VPNs ditch India servers)
@@Mojave_Ranger_NCR LibreWolf is basically privacy configured firefox. You can use it if you are lazy to set your firefox for privacy, it gets firefox updates slower so its a problem in security
It's even worse on mobile I have everything under the sun besides rooting my phone to change my webview I even switched to an iPhone but every mobile browser is Chrome with a different color paint on top but I did find a solution I have 22 different browsers rotating proxies installed for different use cases
Been trying Brave for a month now, but thinking of going back to Firefox + uBlock for daily use. Reason: Brave will not play streamed content from Amazon or Netflix. No idea why. Reinstalled and played around with Windows 11, still not working, but Firefox did straight away. Perhaps it's something to do with using CTT's stripped down Windows. And I'd rather have that then the bloat and spying from MS. Thanks Chris. Your work is fab for all us plebs with no real understanding of what code is.
firefox with unchecking boxes in settings. Ad in adblock and you're pretty much set. TOR is probably best but yeah the exit nodes is a thing. firefox needs better video support though.
@@DxBlack how do you mean sell itself to google? Only problem i have with the browser itself is video can take quite a bit of resources compared to chromium based browsers. after changing settings of course like pocket, default search engines.. read ahead and you know the basics.
@@DxBlack No it doesn't, Google might be paying to stay the default search engine, sure. But it is fully oprn-source and can have every telemetry settings disabled easily. And compared to Chromium alternatives, you're less likely to be affected by Google's shit decisions (see things like WebManifest V3 and the constant nerfing on chromium extensions) and you get much more performance and system resources, Firefox takes at most 1.5-2GB of RAM, whereas Chromium browsers will often take 4-5GB easily. And finally, with userChrome.css, you can tweak the browser UI to the point you'd like, even going as far as getting vertical tabs and such.
@@realjoecastmost of firefoxes income comes from Google paying them for stuff like using Google as the default search engine is what they meant by sell themselves to google
10:30 I dont know. Preventing the ISP from seeing what you do on the internet seems pretty important to me, especially because i live in a soon-to-be authoritarian shithole
I am not well versed in the privacy/security world. Why does a VPN not really matter for privacy or security? I understand the VPN provider itself is a risk, but how do I hide my internet traffic from my ISP without a VPN? Do I trust my ISP more than a VPN provider?
Some movies on streaming services are region locked and Some people are embarrassed of the porn they watch, even if it's legal. Some people pirate content and dont want warning from the ISP. That's pretty much all.
Any person that still uses opera just stop if u still like the opera interface use Vivaldi its much more privacy based and it made by the co-founder of Opera when they got bought by a Chinese company
i am not even near to this type of undersatnding regarding IT stuff and honestly I didn't understand the half of the video (because of my lack of knowledge) , but i am curious what is your verdict here? From the end of the video I think I understand that private browsers aren't really private and that VPNn don't actually provide you with high security. So to a totally normal guy what browser would you recommend and would you recommend using a VPN? and a final unrelated question do you recommend data sweeping services like incogni or delete me?
The veredict is that being 100% secure and not have company's selling your data is not possible in today's standards, you gotta pick what works for you. For privacy you can choose between: firefox with ublock origin extension and recommended privacy settings, because the default are not that private; LibreWolf + ublock origin extension, which is a modified firefox that comes with all those privacy focused settings by default but does not have all the fancy new stuff like Chrome would have (all the AI shit for example if you even care about that); or Brave, a privacy focused browser with it's own search engine that is not quite still polished. And for the rest of programs and apps you used, try to do your best from not using google or microsoft stuff, they are the worst. For VPN's, like Titus said, they are only used for unlocking content that's not available in your country, like movies for example, and for piracy online in the case you live in Europe or countries that prosecute piracy. In LATAM for example, you can download pirate software without worrying about police coming to your home, not the case of Germany for example.
There is literally no browser left with both good privacy and usability. About vpn, use it if you wanna hide what you are doing from your network provider so your surfing wont be linked to you unless cops ask for it or unless you get tracked from ur browser fingerprint.
I agree 👍 as this vid's content gives many insights on so to say privacy web-browsers.🔏 And, the subject matter is spoken in a friendly tone of voice (like a friend who gives you tips).
Just installed Brave the official way, and it F'd up half my Debian (Trixie 6.8.9) system.. It wouldn't boot or shutdown properly, taking ages (3-5 minutes) to log when normally it's instantaneous.. Luckily I had a Timeshift backup from today at 9am, and it restored everything like a champ :)
Firefox cannot be taken seriously as a secure browser since they are so far behind on patching their exploits that it shouldn't be used in production anywhere.
ok a ruff estimate of how many browsers currently exist according to google is 200. That sounds like alot but i wouldn't be surprised if the actual number was a bit larger.
Does Vanadium browser support extensions? Like Google Chrome on PC. I am planning to buy a new Pixel phone and would like to know that in advance. Thank you!
i just use tor to surf corno sites, cuz over here it;s banned but meh.. this corno ban is just a paper thing tbh, like everyone knows how to use a vpn to surf corn, it's useless, and a free vpn provider is useless imo and hence i use tor most of the time for "corn" for me speed isnt terrible, like ugh.. it;s ok.
This video was really bad. No specifics were covered. 1. Risks profiles - your security needs vary depending on the role you are playing. 2. Security by compartmentalization - you play different roles in different contexts. 3. What would make a browser secure for the risk profile you are interested in? For example, when I'm at work, I use Chrome. I dont care if they build a profile for targeted advertisement using that browsing history. After watching this video, I haven't learned what makes a good secure browser. All I have is some high level opinion on some browsers.
like the others said, its a clip from a stream. but i have a good private browser / private internet channel for you: Eric Murphy, he goes over best / most private browsers and why. the best private browsers there are: Tor, hardened firefox and librewolf, wich is hardened firefox but different
Thnx for your commitments and here is my noob-tip, i am not so in computers and what i do, i look what 1 of my heroes use. Elon Musk uses Tor the Onion , so thats why i use it too.
Librewolf is peak browser. We need it for android tho... Thank god it is available on windows too cause i cant use linux cause my vr wont work in there.
mmmm yup its better , cuz with the scripts it makes it not spyware , but waterfox its already meduim spaware ( btw firfox its high , ggle , microsoft , opera is extremely high )
VPN may become useful if you become "a enemy of the state" like old Mikko example because of your political views. There is times when I really can't use even RUclips without VPN. Some sites I use are somehow jammed for my computer. And when I use VPN my Windows has started to crashes. That's why I am looking to Linux now. That crashing might be just a normal Windows problem, but still. For me the new Windows just don't feel and are what they used to be. Some times I even miss DOS.
I miss the days when computers didn't have screens and ran on rolls of tape, better yet, the stone age computers made from a bunch of rocks that you could calculate. Those were way better than windows.
Just take that step installing Linux derivative that offers u its desktop having assimilated functions of Win/Mac. DOS was actually very handy, but its initial version was shipped as incomplete. MS was a money making company from the start. 🎭
tor is best for privacy. it does not hide you in any way whatsoever. It merely makes all traffic the same. everyone using it is a grey blob no face to anyone. thats the point of it. still to slow for daily driver tho
I just use the base Firefox and Edge on Windows 10 and thats only because I cant remove Edge. I had Brave, Librewolf, Opera GX, Vivaldi and Chrome all installed but I just removed them all from lack of use. System sped up a lot after I uninstalled all of those.
@@lussor1 That's something I just use on Linux. I always thought Chromium installs on Windows was more trouble than it's worth. I'd rather just use FireFox or something based on it. I also rarely ever open a browser on Windows which is mainly just for games.
John 3:16 "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life"
I would recommend to give Librewolf a try in that case. They are not that far behind, at least the half a year I use it now parallel to Firefox, Librewolf was usually just few hours behind. And for some very strange reason I got the current 118.0.1 even slightly faster than Firefox.
Privacy and security is not a piece of software, but a state of mind. If you're confused which browser is "most secure" while streaming from your bathroom to TikTok and have an Alexa besides you - well, you just deserve Chrome.
lol
"Well, you just deserve Chrome"
This cracked me up 😂
- "Privacy and security is not a piece of software, but a state of mind."
I'm sorry, but that's just a silly thing to say, as privacy isn't any one thing. Why is it that so many people today can fit only one thing per subject into their mind (or two, if they are capable of binary thinking...). For good privacy you need right software, enough knowledge, persistence to act on that knowledge, vigilance for new threats and so on.
most people uses chrome so whats ur point?? even some of ur family member is currently using it but ur stupid enough to see it
@@adoatero5129 Dude.... You went on a rant to just repeat what the OP said but less concise.
Sorry, but if they recommend Opera, then it is not a trustworthy source, and should be thrown in the 🗑
The old Opera was good but it got sold to the Chinese since then and Opera sends all info to China these days.
Anyone recommending a browser that isn't opensource is not a trustworthy source, and should be thrown in the 🗑
@@MrYossarianukthere are some which are completely “fine”. Opera though should not be trusted.
@@butmunchassexactly. If you miss the old opera team, they seemingly moved to another browser called Vivaldi.
@@TVPInterpolation I would never trust a non open source browser or operating system
"Nobody is paying me $30,000, so therefore, I don't recommend anything." 🤣🤣
Well, people cannot honestly recommend what they don't use, so they won't be getting $30 from me.
Lesson learnt: never trust a RUclipsr who recommends something just for their cut instead of a personal recommendation or honesty.
Theoretical dream. Block as much fingerprinting as possible.
And what I can't block, randomize in a way that I appear as a completely different user every time I luanch the browser.
How you'd pull this off I have no idea.
Also near zero logs
LibreWolf kinda does half of it with the changing resolution shit but yeah that would be on another level probably would take immense amount of work and resources to "randomize"
Use a different browser every time
You can do all of this with plugins
You they fuck ton of browsers and have a photographic memory of all your passwords in your head
sorry but how can Opera be in a list of private browsers? This article is bs xD
Yeah. If I see chrome or opera recommended, unironically, in a privacy focused article, that site is no longer reputable.
Wow, dude ... this video is awesome! You made a great point about VPNs and referral tools. It may seem obvious, but I got used to it. I stopped questioning why most people recommend them. I just assumed they were better. It’s refreshing to see a youtuber like you being honest with so many subscribers. Thanks a lot. I liked and shared your video, and I’m already subscribed.
I never click links to what a RUclipsr recommends, especially if it ends up giving me a lovely tracker.
1. True test of privacy should be something like accessing grey-area illegal sites.
2. All VPN and exit nodes of tor are state actors, but all they can do is stop the access
3. Best machine is qubes os > tails os > tor either you have made so much unique id that no one can tract you. Or physical evidence is not possible, as the source/host of website don't give connection to bad actors.
Librewolf & Firefox hardened for me I like it. Ungoogle Chrome was missing in the video please do a review on that browser.
I would also like to watch a review on Ungoogled Chromium - it is what I use via AUR.
How do you get hardened Firefox? Do you have any good tutorial recommendation?
@@nunomartins467watch Techlore’s video on it.
@@nunomartins467 please search out arkenfox user js and betterfox user js ... there are so many but these 2 is good starting place IMO
@@nunomartins467Yes. Are you familiar with Firefox’s about:config settings? I can send you a link for which settings you should change to harden your Firefox for both security and privacy.
LOL....brings new meaning to the phrase " We're not in Kansas anymore"....
Hey, btw, your windows utility tool is not working anymore. New win11pro setup, fully up to date, will DL and use your utility, but when it SAYS it downloads and installs apps…they aren’t there. Would love to hear sugggestions or a fix.
Thats a terrible website for recommending Browsers if it has Opera (now owned by Chinese company which immediately changed their ONE-SENTENCE privacy policy into a multi-page law jargle) and Epic Browser based on India (which India now has a law that all tech companies must log traffic and usage which is why decent VPNs ditch India servers)
So you just say: "they're all bad" and that's it?? No details? I got about as much info from this video as I got from reading the thumbnail.
he said ff
I mean the video was pretty clear
Librewolf. That’s it. Idk why everyone makes it so difficult.
@@Mojave_Ranger_NCR LibreWolf is basically privacy configured firefox. You can use it if you are lazy to set your firefox for privacy, it gets firefox updates slower so its a problem in security
Everything is Chrome in the future Squidward
The first clever spongebob reference I have seen in literal years
It's even worse on mobile I have everything under the sun besides rooting my phone to change my webview I even switched to an iPhone but every mobile browser is Chrome with a different color paint on top but I did find a solution I have 22 different browsers rotating proxies installed for different use cases
I hope Ladybird will reach a stable state soon... That browser will truly be for the user, and not for the corporations.
Until someone offers them a couple mill...
Chris, What do you think about Firefox containers. Have you used them, do they work are they benefical????
Firefox + uBlock Origin
a solid combo.
+ Privacy Badger + Decentral Eyes + Multi-Account Containers + Cookie AutoDelete = 😎
Been trying Brave for a month now, but thinking of going back to Firefox + uBlock for daily use. Reason: Brave will not play streamed content from Amazon or Netflix. No idea why. Reinstalled and played around with Windows 11, still not working, but Firefox did straight away. Perhaps it's something to do with using CTT's stripped down Windows. And I'd rather have that then the bloat and spying from MS. Thanks Chris. Your work is fab for all us plebs with no real understanding of what code is.
@@TitusTechTalk I run Adblock Plus and the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Privacy Badger with Firefox.
privacy badger complies with laws and begins to act as tracker if its needed @@ricardog2165
proton is where it is at, I love their entire ecosystem.
yup
they have a browser?
@@Antonin1738 i think hes referring to the VPN section of the video. Not the actual Browser focus of it.
They glow from a mile away
my guy knows. Full killswitch on Windows, Linux, Android, Wireguard protocol, port forwarding AND it's Swiss-based. Absolute no-brainer.
Mullvad VPN makes ads in Swedish train stations.
Don't use internet, live in the hills have a garden, and chop firewood to survive the winters. Fuck all this privacy shit.
easier said than done sadly
I agree
the satellites are watching, you need to find a cave instead and eat bats or something
The way to use tor with good privacy is to run your own exit node. You don't use anyone else's, unless you know 100% you can trust them.
huh?
@@samusamu5342 wat?
What? Running traffic through your own nodes defeats the whole point
@@vincenthills5024 How? That means running it through any node defeats the whole point. Which is obviously false
"i don't really like browser x, it's just like, you know, eh, it's i don't really trust it".
Very useful.
firefox with unchecking boxes in settings. Ad in adblock and you're pretty much set. TOR is probably best but yeah the exit nodes is a thing.
firefox needs better video support though.
FF sucks the most of anything...if you think a company that needs to sell itself to Google is a good option, I have a bridge to sell you
@@DxBlack how do you mean sell itself to google? Only problem i have with the browser itself is video can take quite a bit of resources compared to chromium based browsers. after changing settings of course like pocket, default search engines.. read ahead and you know the basics.
@@DxBlack What will you go to then? Brave, the crypto browser based on Google's code?
@@DxBlack No it doesn't, Google might be paying to stay the default search engine, sure. But it is fully oprn-source and can have every telemetry settings disabled easily.
And compared to Chromium alternatives, you're less likely to be affected by Google's shit decisions (see things like WebManifest V3 and the constant nerfing on chromium extensions) and you get much more performance and system resources, Firefox takes at most 1.5-2GB of RAM, whereas Chromium browsers will often take 4-5GB easily. And finally, with userChrome.css, you can tweak the browser UI to the point you'd like, even going as far as getting vertical tabs and such.
@@realjoecastmost of firefoxes income comes from Google paying them for stuff like using Google as the default search engine is what they meant by sell themselves to google
10:30 I dont know. Preventing the ISP from seeing what you do on the internet seems pretty important to me, especially because i live in a soon-to-be authoritarian shithole
Where?
@@ronfinoCanada, his channel description says so
Dude its been that way since Harper and only getting worse
@@LiegeMaximo Ah, that. I guess i should change it. I only set it to Canada for vanity.
@@playtester6635 Yes, which is why im protesting it
I am not well versed in the privacy/security world. Why does a VPN not really matter for privacy or security? I understand the VPN provider itself is a risk, but how do I hide my internet traffic from my ISP without a VPN? Do I trust my ISP more than a VPN provider?
you can't hide your history from your ISP, every search you do on the internet has to go through them FIRST.
Firefox with some basic hardening. Easy.
wants to tell me about privacy but uses google search and gmail? ironic
I still don't get the VPN bandwagon. I only use VPN to get on my home network when away.
Some movies on streaming services are region locked and Some people are embarrassed of the porn they watch, even if it's legal. Some people pirate content and dont want warning from the ISP. That's pretty much all.
Any person that still uses opera just stop if u still like the opera interface use Vivaldi its much more privacy based and it made by the co-founder of Opera when they got bought by a Chinese company
i am not even near to this type of undersatnding regarding IT stuff and honestly I didn't understand the half of the video (because of my lack of knowledge) , but i am curious what is your verdict here? From the end of the video I think I understand that private browsers aren't really private and that VPNn don't actually provide you with high security. So to a totally normal guy what browser would you recommend and would you recommend using a VPN? and a final unrelated question do you recommend data sweeping services like incogni or delete me?
The veredict is that being 100% secure and not have company's selling your data is not possible in today's standards, you gotta pick what works for you. For privacy you can choose between: firefox with ublock origin extension and recommended privacy settings, because the default are not that private; LibreWolf + ublock origin extension, which is a modified firefox that comes with all those privacy focused settings by default but does not have all the fancy new stuff like Chrome would have (all the AI shit for example if you even care about that); or Brave, a privacy focused browser with it's own search engine that is not quite still polished. And for the rest of programs and apps you used, try to do your best from not using google or microsoft stuff, they are the worst. For VPN's, like Titus said, they are only used for unlocking content that's not available in your country, like movies for example, and for piracy online in the case you live in Europe or countries that prosecute piracy. In LATAM for example, you can download pirate software without worrying about police coming to your home, not the case of Germany for example.
There is literally no browser left with both good privacy and usability. About vpn, use it if you wanna hide what you are doing from your network provider so your surfing wont be linked to you unless cops ask for it or unless you get tracked from ur browser fingerprint.
This video raised my respect for him
I agree 👍 as this vid's content gives many insights on so to say privacy web-browsers.🔏 And, the subject matter is spoken in a friendly tone of voice (like a friend who gives you tips).
Well if this is any indication, within 2 hours of me visiting Tails I started getting Tor related vids on YT. So who sold my info?
probably one of the tracking files already in your browser, or windows 11 with its screen recognition
@@AK-fu8ij So how do I get rid of this spyware crap?
@@HectorDiabolucuslinux ( any distro, mint is a good choice for beginners) and for browser , brave.
My personal recommendations
@@AK-fu8ijwhat do you mean windows 11? He said he is not on windows
If you watch this in 2x speed he talks at a normal pace
I thought I was watching Michael Keaton Batman's recommendation on browsers 😂
Just installed Brave the official way, and it F'd up half my Debian (Trixie 6.8.9) system..
It wouldn't boot or shutdown properly, taking ages (3-5 minutes) to log when normally it's instantaneous..
Luckily I had a Timeshift backup from today at 9am, and it restored everything like a champ :)
His complaint about patching means nothing to me. I turned off all automatic updates after encountering numerous bugs due to bad updates.
aah, so this is what we have in tech now that the dislikes are hidden
Firefox cannot be taken seriously as a secure browser since they are so far behind on patching their exploits that it shouldn't be used in production anywhere.
Any thoughts on Vivaldi?
Closed source + Chromium based, not a great match
What font are you using .?
Hi! I enjoyed the video. What do you think about the SRWare Iron browser?
TOR is good. Slow; but, OK. Got to eat an onion before you get your refresh.
ok a ruff estimate of how many browsers currently exist according to google is 200. That sounds like alot but i wouldn't be surprised if the actual number was a bit larger.
Brave leaks DNS if you use an addon vpn. And in that being pretty much the only browser that does so.
riding bare back was always better that using an anti virus, especially given how slow computers were back then.
Epic Privacy Browser leaves a tiny footprint and none of it is identifiable.
what do you think about carbon browser?
TY. Am Firefox with addons atm. But have used Brave and Tor (slow but secure if you don't link google).
Does Vanadium browser support extensions? Like Google Chrome on PC.
I am planning to buy a new Pixel phone and would like to know that in advance.
Thank you!
Via browser is the best for mobile
Hate to resurrect this video, but would the Mozilla with Privacy Script be applicable to Floorp?
There is no real privacy on the net.
7:25 I think only Mutahar recommended it as far as i know
Internet was made for porn
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Librewolf on Desktop and Fennec on Android.
i just use tor to surf corno sites, cuz over here it;s banned but meh.. this corno ban is just a paper thing tbh, like everyone knows how to use a vpn to surf corn, it's useless, and a free vpn provider is useless imo and hence i use tor most of the time for "corn" for me speed isnt terrible, like ugh.. it;s ok.
Or better just stop watching that brain-rotting stuff
@@r.t.5767 nope.
@@bladman9700 sad
@@r.t.5767 truly.
This video was really bad. No specifics were covered.
1. Risks profiles - your security needs vary depending on the role you are playing.
2. Security by compartmentalization - you play different roles in different contexts.
3. What would make a browser secure for the risk profile you are interested in?
For example, when I'm at work, I use Chrome. I dont care if they build a profile for targeted advertisement using that browsing history.
After watching this video, I haven't learned what makes a good secure browser. All I have is some high level opinion on some browsers.
This was a snippet from a live stream. Not meant to be a 2 hour long tutorial on compartmentalization using QubesOS.
Ok Sneako fan
like the others said, its a clip from a stream. but i have a good private browser / private internet channel for you: Eric Murphy, he goes over best / most private browsers and why. the best private browsers there are: Tor, hardened firefox and librewolf, wich is hardened firefox but different
@@arshkhanlm3086 sneako live rent free in your mind, buddy lol
Thnx for your commitments and here is my noob-tip, i am not so in computers and what i do, i look what 1 of my heroes use.
Elon Musk uses Tor the Onion , so thats why i use it too.
Nice
Lol I have to figure out how to setup all my obs and what-not so you can see how you've helped me progress
Librewolf is peak browser. We need it for android tho... Thank god it is available on windows too cause i cant use linux cause my vr wont work in there.
What do you think of swisscow?
mullvad means mole (animal) in swedish.
The most secure browser is no browser
Is firefox with privacy scripts better than waterfox?
Does it still uses more system resources than waterfox?
mmmm yup its better , cuz with the scripts it makes it not spyware , but waterfox its already meduim spaware ( btw firfox its high , ggle , microsoft , opera is extremely high )
VPN may become useful if you become "a enemy of the state" like old Mikko example because of your political views. There is times when I really can't use even RUclips without VPN. Some sites I use are somehow jammed for my computer. And when I use VPN my Windows has started to crashes. That's why I am looking to Linux now. That crashing might be just a normal Windows problem, but still. For me the new Windows just don't feel and are what they used to be. Some times I even miss DOS.
I miss the days when computers didn't have screens and ran on rolls of tape, better yet, the stone age computers made from a bunch of rocks that you could calculate. Those were way better than windows.
@@v5k456jh3he’s referring to the globalist surveillance state, yafknR3+ard3dAsshat. Fffs.
Just take that step installing Linux derivative that offers u its desktop having assimilated functions of Win/Mac. DOS was actually very handy, but its initial version was shipped as incomplete. MS was a money making company from the start. 🎭
never trust a tech guy that uses brave
never trust a tech that uses a chromo browser
Vivaldi remains as the most privacy-respecting Chromium browser, I guess
nope , waterfox is the most + its chromo and firefox extension . spyware lvl of vivaldi is high
Brave
@@spIasher brave spyware also
Brave and Mullvad for me!
what is this browser theme?
What do you think of Thorium?
Kinda very uninformartive...
😂
Librewolf
tor is best for privacy. it does not hide you in any way whatsoever. It merely makes all traffic the same. everyone using it is a grey blob no face to anyone. thats the point of it. still to slow for daily driver tho
Firefox+Privacy(Script)+uBlock Origin+ Decentraleyes and Cache on RAM 😊💪
You don't need to use decentraleyes anymore since firefox and ublock origin does the same thing automaticaly. Happy surfing 💪
I just use the base Firefox and Edge on Windows 10 and thats only because I cant remove Edge. I had Brave, Librewolf, Opera GX, Vivaldi and Chrome all installed but I just removed them all from lack of use. System sped up a lot after I uninstalled all of those.
Ungoogled Chromium?
@@lussor1 That's something I just use on Linux. I always thought Chromium installs on Windows was more trouble than it's worth. I'd rather just use FireFox or something based on it. I also rarely ever open a browser on Windows which is mainly just for games.
We shouldn't need a browser. in 2024.with the great advancements and all.. .
What about ARC browser ?
What about Thorium?
"I hate opera, opera is the worst" me watching this video on opera 💀
This guy went to privacy tools over privacy guides lol
i will never use a chromium based browser ever!!
I use Firefox Nightly on desktop and android
i want to be affiliated with a vpn now 😂
Vivaldi is better than Opera
John 3:16 "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life"
Tor people gotten tracked before and raided 😂
Yes, tor is exploitable if any firefox vulnerability is found! Since it runs on firefox👍
That Firefox script seems shite. Requires some folders to exist which dont and which it wont create either. Thus fails
I would recommend to give Librewolf a try in that case. They are not that far behind, at least the half a year I use it now parallel to Firefox, Librewolf was usually just few hours behind. And for some very strange reason I got the current 118.0.1 even slightly faster than Firefox.
🤣🤣🤣 thx.. that wa spretty straight forward
Bro you cant actually be using brave
Just switched to Thorium
Libre Wolf??? are you serious you might as stay with Firefox lol
how about duck duck Go anything u knows about it's background it's a Pretty Small 1
How-to Geek...
You know that Techbore is better than you for privacy browser tutorials
Good video.
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lol recomending VPNs for security XD
I like floorp
Librewolf
good video man, tks!
Try vivaldi