ā40263[Quote]
use windows 11
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librewolf generally seems like the go-to option for pretty much everyone who isn't a lazy fuck on this site
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mullvad or librewolf
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>>40264>>40267pretty much the only right answers
tor also works but its not for normalGQD shit
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https://soyjakwiki.org/Web_BrowserThis page is good for picking out good browsers to use
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>>40262 (OP)use curl (optionally wget) and just read pure html in terminal
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'vad
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>>40264>>40267>>40269>>40270thank you sarrs i might use one of these
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mullvad browser on safer settings
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>>40281zen browser is good enough too like if you fullscreen it(or turn on letterbox) and use resist fingerprinting
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GNU Icecat
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Librewolf
Firefox with a custom user.js (preferably Arkenfox or Betterfox)
TOR Browser
do your own research.
>please recommend mi some browsers to use for max opsec niggas, im desperate for OPSEChttps://web.archive.org/web/20260521151439/https://anonymousplanet.org/ ā40364[Quote]
>>40267mullvad is also good
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Nobody in this thread even knows what "OPSEC" means
ā40372[Quote]
>>40370What would (You) recommend as a genius opsec knower
ā40374[Quote]
Xitter immigrant
Anyways
Ungoogled chrome is pretty good
ā40376[Quote]
>>40362should i try librewolf as a long-time betterfox user? what does it offer?
ā40378[Quote]
>>40376Librewolf is effectively just firefox with a hardened, de-mozilla'd config and ublock origin installed. If betterfox is as strict as arkenfox than there is no reason to switch, its just an option for lazy people.
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Librewolf, Firefox (hardened), Brave/Chromium (though i dont trust either of them), Mullvad, and Tor are the best options. If I had to rate them on a scale from 1-10 purely on opsec:
Librewolf - 7.5
Firefox - 6
Brave - 6
Chromium - 4
Mullvad - 8
Tor - 9.7
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>>40372Again, that's not what OPSEC means
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>>40378As far as i know BetterFox is a softer ArkenFox, it keeps a balance between adding more privacy and keeping usability in case sites break (it can be hardened through optional hardening doe, said hardening is in their GitHub page)