Tor. Librewolf is meh. It's FF with the arkenfox hardening script preloaded.
Tor.
Librewolf is meh. It's FF with the arkenfox hardening script preloaded.
Librewolf is one of if not the best browser out there.
Librewolf is one of if not the best browser out there.
Better than Tor? It should have an option to route over i2p or Tor.
Better than Tor? It should have an option to route over i2p or Tor.
... (((TOR)))) was developed by the US intelligence apparatus. @picman
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(((TOR)))) was developed by the US intelligence apparatus.
@picman
online privacy is about diligence.
use something like RSA public/private keypairs to encrypt all comms traffic, and you can communicate via email for all you care.
modern browsers are basically all compromised because javascript is the exploit bed used against any browser.
online privacy is about diligence.
use something like RSA public/private keypairs to encrypt all comms traffic, and you can communicate via email for all you care.
modern browsers are basically all compromised because javascript is the exploit bed used against any browser.
It's open source and looks solid to me. I think a lot of the exit nodes are hosted by jews, but that's unavoidable.
It's open source and looks solid to me. I think a lot of the exit nodes are hosted by jews, but that's unavoidable.
If you want the most privacy? No.
For average use? Maybe, depends on your internet speed.
If you want the most privacy? No.
For average use? Maybe, depends on your internet speed.
As far as your concerned I'm a meat popsicle.
As far as your concerned I'm a meat popsicle.
Well, Librewolf is actually modified Firefox, and so is Tor, while Brave browser is based on Chromium. Also try Falkon, based on the QtWebEngine which is a wrapper for the Chromium core, and includes a built-in ad blocker.
Well, Librewolf is actually modified Firefox, and so is Tor, while Brave browser is based on Chromium. Also try Falkon, based on the QtWebEngine which is a wrapper for the Chromium core, and includes a built-in ad blocker.
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