If you want to know which browsers do or do not respect your privacy, check out the site below. They put a wide variety of desktop and mobile browsers through a battery of tracking and other privacy tests. Click on each test for more details.

I post this site every year or so, which is why I wasn't surprised about the recent news regarding Chrome "incognito" mode. It's unfortunate that it took so long to be widely reported.

privacytests.org/


^ please take a moment and check the browsers you use with this site. Some of the popular ones are an absolute dumpster fire when it comes to tracking you.

I've settled on LibreWolf for desktop, a hardened Firefox fork. There are a small percentage of sites that don't work on it forcing me to open another browser, but I'm willing to accept that trade off for being better protected 99% of the better protected for the vast majority of my browsing.

@voltronic what are the benefits of librewolf? I use firefox currently

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It's much more locked down. Look at the test results. They're right next to each other.

librewolf.net/

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