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They don't give an alternative to use. Oprah is okay. Vivaldi is rough around the edges and Brave does not reliably work with plug ins.

They don't give an alternative to use. Oprah is okay. Vivaldi is rough around the edges and Brave does not reliably work with plug ins.

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Been using waterfox for years now,as far as I remember,this is the sort of indie version of, " we don't like the corporate feel of mozilla corporation,so we made our own".

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Waterfox is like firefox it's simple fast and it works if you want some privacy you need to tweak their privacy options, change your default search engine and use their privacy add-ons on a private window. It isn't on the same level of tor, brave, operagx or epic browser it's more mainstream but it isn't bloated like other browsers like vivaldi, yandex, or ucbrowser with lots of social media links in homepage.

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Suggestions?

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I posted a web browser poll and Brave won. Then I read Brave whitelisted Facebook and Twitter ads without telling anyone. Going to try Tor, it's built like Firefox so I like it already.

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Just switched from Firefox to Yandex. It is based on Opera which uses the Chromium engine. The installation grabbed all bookmarks and cookies from Firefox, the switch was almost seamless. Looks very good so far.

I will never open a unknown website without NoSript blocking JavaScript and executable content, I want to explicitly white-list all sites. NoSript is not in the extension library, that was almost a no-go. But I could install it from https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/noscript/doojmbjmlfjjnbmnoijecmcbfeoakpjm and transfer the white-list from Firefox.