Which browsers are best for privacy?
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Privacy has become a very important issue in modern society, with companies and governments constantly abusing their power, more and more people are waking up to the importance of digital privacy.
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Recently tried moving from Chrome to Firefox, and found that on some websites, Firefox bogged down like I’d never seen it do on Chrome, to the point of making some sites like Mastodon Advanced Web interface, and Tumblr, unusable, no matter what I did. Downloaded Brave after seeing this post, imported all my settings, and both those above mentioned sites are behaving normally again, so until Google does something to break all chromium bases browsers I think I’ll be checking out Brave for a while, really wanted Firefox to work, but it just didn’t
Yeah, no such problem running Firefox here…
hopping on the bandwagon, firefox works fine for me on the mastodon advanced web interface. Maybe you could try waterfox or librewolf?
Lol really? Working for me without any issues.
I suspect something else is going on there. I made that switch years ago and haven’t found a site that doesn’t play nice with Firefox in that time.
A sidebar on some service’s website wouldn’t scroll on Firefox and I got an arrogant response from the devs, basically “we test on Chrome and Safari, use a mainstream browser”. Too bad I didn’t know enough HTML back then to recreate the
divand report the issue to Mozilla.