Browser for anonymity.

What's the use case OP? How frequently do you intend on using it? And for what, generally?
 
What's the use case OP? How frequently do you intend on using it? And for what, generally?

I wouldn't call it a daily driver but since I'm working nearly 24/7 - pretty frequently, I would say. After browsing through, I'm sure that this isn't the right place for me to discuss my occupation, I prefer to keep it on the low.
 
I wouldn't call it a daily driver but since I'm working nearly 24/7 - pretty frequently, I would say. After browsing through, I'm sure that this isn't the right place for me to discuss my occupation, I prefer to keep it on the low.

I'm curious what is your occupation? PM me. Im sure no one here cares or is judgemental. IN all seriousness you dont have to say. I cant think of a secure browser that doesn't have eyes on it some way some how. Its just a matter of is it worth pursuing or not for BB or some varient that is.
 
Firefox with add-ons can not be beat for free .
Even account creators use it .
The portable version brilliant
You might have to use separate folders or name each portable but it free and works 100%.
Just figure add-ons out .
 
https://www.epicbrowser.com/ is free with free proxy, I use it myself, and it's also block tracking
 
Currently on it. Must admit, it does look sketchy to be honest. Also, the last update was back in 2019.
The support sends me feedback seems to work somehow. But I have issues to find out to make it work. Here the replay may it help you.

Thank you for trying nDalang.

Try running chromium in "[installed path]\bin\win[64/32]-564778\chrome-win32\chrome.exe",
if it can run normally then nDalang should be able to run without problems.

If you still get into trouble, try checking a few of these:
- Make sure runs nDalang on OS Windows 7 & 10 (normal PC, not VM / VPS)
- Try not to use a proxy first, maybe the problem is with your proxy.
 
Privacy != Anonymity
VPN != Anonymity
Brave Browser != Anonymity
 
An updated Linux distribution like the last post on the first page: QubesOS is a great option for an everyday driver with Xen-based virtualization and strong isolation in general. Whonix is another great option you can go with and run in whatever work environment you are running it in. Tails is more of a portable live drive that you can discard after using it.

Going further in I would say Firefox ESR is pretty solid as a web browser with duckduckgo, you can also use TOR browser. You can secure it further with TOR + Proxychains + DNT(Do Not Track) and WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication)

Hope this helps.

-Sisten
 
I use EDGE + ublock origin. Works pretty well for me. No more tracking, and annoying pop-ups. If you don't care about the Microsoft conspiracy theories, give it a try. You could use a VPN in conjunction with that, if you don't want your ip to be tracked.
 
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