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d) Fuck you

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Yep.

I'm using the browser nobody knows about, and because nobody knows about it it's not targeted like all the others are, so fuck you I'll never tell you about it so it stays that way.

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we know about lynx, k

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Lynx? Go GOPHER or go home.

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Was gonna say Ice Weasel or lynx lol

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Msn Explorer

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Netscape Navigator.

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Your mom

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Is that on Android or Apple

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She's on meth.

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It was on the table shes a dirty girl

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Internet Explorer 3.0 and go fuck yourself.

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Brave. Good for stripping out ads on various social media sites.

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I use the Ultron browser. It's the same one used by NASA.

http://ultronbrowser.io

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I have a script that uses CURL to download all of poal into text files then I just read them.

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including the html tags??

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Correct. The only way.

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do you also consume the style sheets to build the full context of what you're reading, or do you just filter style out of your mind so you can focus on the core content?

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Just tried Tor for mobile, awful.

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I don't recall trying that one.

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chrome. i dont give a fuck anymore.

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I share your sentiment... Almost.

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What router are you using? Consumer grade or Homemade? Do you block port 53 and port forward to a pihole or dnscrypt? Or do you just let your ISP know everything about where you go? Browsers are just a small part of the big picture. So much spying going on it blows the mind.

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pfSense running on dedicated PC.

It serves DHCP and DNS to all my machines on my LANs (I have multiple LANs to control multicast scope when dealing with devices that like to scan my networks). The DNS service hosts names in my local zone so that I can access all my local machines by name, and also resolves public zones using DNS servers of my choosing. I do not use the ISP's DNS servers.

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nice, The dns queries that your router handles goes out on port 53 in plain text. ISP's sniff that and sell that data, even though you are using 1.1.1.1 or googles 8.8.8.8 for example. https://ipleak.net/ is a good place to check after setting up dns encryption.

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good point! I was aware of secure DNS but haven't had the time to get into it yet. When I do I'm going to look into combining it with "unstoppable domains" and maybe create a couple for myself while I'm at it.

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Never really put much more thought than browser into it. I guess that's why anytime I open a search bar it knows exactly what I'm looking for before I type it

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Librewolf on Linux There is 2-3 nice browsers in fdroid (android) as well. MULL and FOSS and Privacy Browser

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Librewolf has too many restrictions, FireDragon is better, it's a fork of LibreWolf from the guys who maintain Garuda Linux.

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Thank you for that, im going to check it out.

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