 browser but then I looked\* at the diversity in the underlying technology and I think it is better to promote and start](https://lemmy.kya.moe/imgproxy?src=cdn.fosstodon.org%2fmedia_attachments/files/111/256/144/744/557/004/original/b6f388ac7ad762c0.png){kind=link}
I am tempted to start using the @Vivaldi browser but then I looked* at the diversity in the underlying technology and I think it is better to promote and start using @firefox :firefox: more.
Or should we leave it to #Google :omya_google: and #Apple :apple_inc: only❓
I’m curious 😅 @Vivaldi why not use SpiderMonkey and Gecko❓
*Table was created with the help of #Bard
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After that project was started, the author started working for Brave.
The data and tests seem good, but some aspects of the methodology are opinionated. For example, browsers are tested in their out of the box configuration, not in a configuration that a reasonably privacy-conscious user would select with a couple of clicks. Thus, a browser dedicated to blocking tracking (like Brave) gets a lot more checkmarks than a general audience browser like Firefox.
LibreWolf is essentially Firefox with all those privacy features pre-enabled.
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@dmenis @Vivaldi @firefox @eff @librewolf Im using Mullvad browser. Based on firefox , like librewolf; plus more private. Using along a VPN, most sites don’t even know anything about me or my browser.
Well, for most things that needs login and accounts , i still use firefox though.
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