Which browsers are best for privacy?
privacytests.orgAn open-source privacy audit of popular web browsers.
re-publicado de: https://lemmy.ml/post/85025
The test only checks the defaults Browser configuration.
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Interesting how librewolf beat them all
It tests the browsers in their default state, and LW comes with uBlock Origin pre-installed by default, so that’s a huge advantage. TBF I’m really excited to see those results updated in the near future, because check out those Firefox Nightly results.
Looks promising! I wish fenix was as awesome as firefox