Warning added to Chrome Canary as Google settles Incognito class-action suit.
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I don’t even use google anymore, I am currently using brave search (actually pretty good).
Not sure in terms of privacy if they respect that much but in my perspective brave aggregates results by themselves instead of just using the google or bing results so they are at least a decent alternative.
Also the ai integration has been good in the search results imo.
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Although, I believe that’s about their browser. Also, ddg’s browser was far from advertised, as far as I remember.
In other words, librewolf/arkenfox. Maybe also ungoogled chromium, but seems like too much of a hustle to me.
Didn’t knew about it, thx for the Intel 🤙