What browser is best for privacy unlike Google Chrome?
>>57519683
GNU IceCat
None, there is no anonymity online. So don't fall on the privacy meme
>>57519738
can I at least split up my data so its not all with google? I switched to a Hotmail email.
I at least use firefox? no icecat or chrome
>>57519738
Don't lie on the internet, anon. It's difficult but it is doable. privacytools.io
>>57519789
Firefox doesn't respect your privacy out of the box, but if you turn a bunch of stuff off and install some addons, you can make it. There's a guide to about:config settings on ghacks.net.
>>57519945
If you were to seriously go through all this, wouldn't you get flagged for excessively avoiding being tracked from the government or whoever is tracking you?
Is /g/ the board of the pedophiles?
Tor Browser
it's just firefox pre-configured to protect your privacy, and if you don't want to use Tor you can set it up to work without Tor, just launch the browser directly and mess with the settings so it connects to the normal internet. But at least still use a VPN
Iridium
>>57519726
cute icon, bad browser
>>57520986
there aren't very many here, but they are very vocal about their illness
>>57521163
Don't talk shit on my illness, asshole.
>>57520971
You would. Anonymity is impossible given the nature of the internet. Using a fake identity or pretending to be someone else is way more effective. Using a billion addons to make sure your browser doesn't broadcast anything and tunneling all traffic through a VPN makes you infinitely more suspicious and identifiable than just going to a Starbucks and looking something up with Chrome on a spare laptop.
>>57519738
Anonymity is not binary.
You will never be invulnerable, but you can make data about yourself less available, less accurate, and more expensive to acquire - and that's still valuable, especially if you are not someone who has raised so many red flags as to be worth spending a lot of resources and individual attention on to track
>>57519683
Chromium, faggot.