Browser for anonymity.

RyanHSEO said:

Have you tried Tor Browser? Or Comodo?

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Schemethusiast said:

I use Tor with Whonix on VM for special occasions since the browser doesn't meet the requirements of my occupation. It's a great daily driver but is also missing a few things. Comodo would be a great solution but sadly it's not available on Kali Linux.

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RyanHSEO said:

Ah, I didn't realize that you were on Kali Linux.

I've heard great things about Tor to be fair, but if it doesn't meet your requirements, it's understandable as to why you can't use it.

I wish I could help further but it's not something that I have massive experience within so.

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Schemethusiast said:

Regardless, thank you for replying and tossing in your suggestions. I appreciate that.

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the gent said:

Brave browser

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bestspinner said:

brave browser, or you can use mozilla firefox and using some ifs extension to protect your privacy

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katsune said:

I think MultiLogin is great, it has a 30 day money back policy. You can import json cookies, configure 911 socks, mask canvas etc up to 100 profiles

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magicjones said:

Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe all browsers built on the Chromium engine (Chrome, Brave, countless others) have a WebRTC leak issue. uBlock Origin fixes this.

https://stallman.org/stallman-computing.html he changes his mac address at every location.

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Mr Positive said:

DuckDuckGo is nice

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Mr Positive said:

DuckDuckGo is nice

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David500 said:

I came over a software call ndalang similar to Linken but free. You need to try it out. I did not have the time to study it out in detail at the moment

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Schemethusiast said:

Greetings, e-commerce magnates.

I'm looking for the best solution when it comes to browsing internet as anonymous as possible.
There are some wonderful options out there, such as Linken Sphere and Fraudfox but I'm in need for something less expensive. In the best case - free.

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1. A VPN for traffic protection -- specifically, a VPN provider who you can trust (Mullvad is arguably the best option, according to several reviewers.)
2. A pro-privacy browser. Some users mention Brave, but I'd personally recommend Firefox: 1) it offers richer customization options; 2) its developer, Mozilla, seems more trustworthy to me.
3. Privacy- and security-focused browser extensions: Firefox containers (to quote Mozilla's help page: "Firefox Multi-Account Containers lets you keep parts of your online life separated into color-coded tabs that preserve your privacy. Cookies are separated by container, allowing you to use the web with multiple identities or accounts simultaneously."), uBlock Origin, HTTPS Everywhere, etc.

dustinallen0071 said:

multi login is your best choice

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Spacejam said:

I found that browsing using a normal browser through qubes os is the best.

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Infatica said:

Here's a combination of technologies that might suit your needs:

1. A VPN for traffic protection -- specifically, a VPN provider who you can trust (Mullvad is arguably the best option, according to several reviewers.)
2. A pro-privacy browser. Some users mention Brave, but I'd personally recommend Firefox: 1) it offers richer customization options; 2) its developer, Mozilla, seems more trustworthy to me.
3. Privacy- and security-focused browser extensions: Firefox containers (to quote Mozilla's help page: "Firefox Multi-Account Containers lets you keep parts of your online life separated into color-coded tabs that preserve your privacy. Cookies are separated by container, allowing you to use the web with multiple identities or accounts simultaneously."), uBlock Origin, HTTPS Everywhere, etc.

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