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What do you use for browsing the internet? - aerozprit - Jun 9, 2026

Hello,

Do you guys have any browser and search engine proposes?

I have tried different kind of them, but not sure which one is good one for anonymity and cybersafety.

Sorry already if this post is in wrong place, I couldn't find right place for this so I try lounge.

Happy summer u all

xoxo Aerozprit


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - Deany - Jun 9, 2026

Firefox with ublock origin is just about my setup.


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - aerozprit - Jun 9, 2026

(Jun 9, 2026 03:15 AM)Deany Wrote:  Firefox with ublock origin is just about my setup.

Okay, I switched from that to brave. Are you using google or what for search engine?


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - anua - Jun 9, 2026

I use Firefox on PC since I avoid Chromium based browsers. I find that it does what I need it to do without problems.

On my phone I don’t bother using anything other than Safari.


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - Mercury - Jun 9, 2026

I've been running Firefox for a long time. For some reason it's been a memory hog lately though so Brave has been working better for me. If you haven't tried Brave, you should.


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - Mastercarder - Jun 9, 2026

Brave browser and will never change!!


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - Slobodan - Jun 9, 2026

Mullvad browser is good and suitable for vpn connections.


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - UPGRADING - Jun 9, 2026

I have 4 browsers, chrome, edge, brave and firefox, daily driving brave with lotta plugins, use edge for shopping, I like their price history checker, chrome for yt, firefox for all geeky stuff like web exploitation learning


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - Thalion - Jun 9, 2026

I agree with the member who recommended Mullvad Browser with VPN. Mullvad Browser also blocks the privacy violating GPU fingerprinting that most browsers suffer from.

Mullvad browser + VPN. :-)

I edited because I can't spell.


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - Molegrips - Jun 9, 2026

brave browser for the last few years and wouldn't change it for the world


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - Charlie Sheen - Jun 9, 2026

Brave. I made the switch from Chrome years back and it was a lot easier of a switch than I anticipated.


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - cl0udzz - Jun 9, 2026

I've been using Firefox ever since I was a kid and honestly It's pretty good, I also recommend pairing it with ublock origin and some other extensions(https://privacytoolslist.com/#firefox-addons). For more privacy I use mullvad browser because it has basically no fingerprint.


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - Yani - Jun 10, 2026

LibreWolf with the following extensions:
- uBlock Origin
- CanvasBlocker
- ClearURLs
- Decentraleyes
- Font Fingerprint Defender


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - baseballguy03 - Jun 14, 2026

Brave browser mainly, though SRWare Iron is a good alternative


RE: What do you use for browsing the internet? - bitlocker - Jun 16, 2026

(Jun 9, 2026 03:13 AM)aerozprit Wrote:  Hello,

Do you guys have any browser and search engine proposes?

I have tried different kind of them, but not sure which one is good one for anonymity and cybersafety.

Sorry already if this post is in wrong place, I couldn't find right place for this so I try lounge.

Happy summer u all

xoxo Aerozprit

I use octobrowser. Which is basically a ANTI DETECT browser. Really good if you want privacy. I recommend connecting a proxy to the session you are going to connect to in the antidetect browser as well.