Yeah, unfortunately, it isn't quite finished. Personally, I find browsers to be useless without extensions. Archive. Screenshot. Night and Day mode for any website. Etc. Without knowing your experience level or needs, this is my recommendation. Use Chrome In the top right. Create a new user. Create a new Gmail account and new social media that is not tied to you, personally, in any way. For everyday needs, use the normal user. Shopping etc. Switch for stuff you are more paranoid about. Use the extensions Ghostery and Ublock Origin You will have to install the same extensions for every user that you use. This will be the basic equivalent of Dissenter, with these two extensions alone. There are others you can use, too, to route your traffic through Tor, etc. Kronymous is one. For extra privacy. Want extra credit? If you want to be extra, extra secure, then spin up a virtual Linux machine, and do exactly what I described with Chrome, again. Linux window, in Windows, running chrome. It appears as a separate machine to most of the internet. You can even encrypt the drive inside the virtual box. It also makes it easy to delete entirely in moments, without wiping your whole machine. Dissenter uses the open source template of Chrome, anyways. Virtual Box is a powerful tool I use regularly to help keep my work conpartmentalized.