Thanks for the link to Ungoogle Chromium. Duckduck, good for privacy, but has a lot to catch up on. Brave, not a huge fan.

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You are forgetting the 404. Gotta find a purpose for that. Wait, got one. Visiting any 18+ website on the Noob browser will throw a 404 followed by 303 redirection to RN's BF thread.

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Still use Opera for its VPN, when I have to quickly test geo-related code I am developing. When it began, Opera was preferred for its builtin Torrent downloader.

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Chrome for social media is pretty self-contradictory, right? Lmk if I am missing something.

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Unless you set a master password, Firefox is no better. Even than if someone got you to run an info stealer, it could still be in your PC as a keylogger, or just waiting for the passwords to be decryp

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I next want to try custom Chromium builds.

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Handy tool if you wanna reduce the backdoors that Windows has and also in the process, remove bloat - https://github.com/LeDragoX/Win-Debloat-Tools

I see. I first decided to move to Firefox after hearing of the privacy concerns, esp. after someone discovered Chrome was storing passwords in accessible formats. But, since then, have stayed away fro