So whats the best browser out there. im sick of feeling

I heard this one is pretty good: http://alternativeto.net/software/vivaldi-browser/

>>342666
well i'll try it out famalam. just hope it isn't slow.

>>342666
>Blink engine
He'll still be watched by jewgle.

>>342649
If what you want is privacy, firefox forks (but not firefox itself) are the way to go. Particularly, I'd say waterfox for 64bit systems and Palemoon for 32bit ones.

Of course, not vanilla. You still need some addons to actually be safe from google (like to block google analytics and whatnot), and on top of that you'll still need to configure said addons to maximize privacy. And even then they'll be watching you. Ask the dude who got fucked by CNN through time warner isp connections for making a gif. >>>/g/61224567

But I digress. What I use is palemoon with (amongst others)
- uBlock - You need to check what filters you want to add from the dashboard. I block most stuff, including social media shit and whatnot
- uMatrix - You need to set the defaults to only show 1st party images and css. Don't trust anything else. But of course, shit can be turned off on the fly, so for example you will still be watched by jewgle when you use 4chan because you need to whitelist google and gstatic's images, scripts and ajax in order to post, for the captcha.
- HTTPS-Everywhere - or, the fork I use in palemoon, Encrypted Web. It's particularly useful if you want to ensure https connections to sites that are not in the usual HSTS lists, like non-major banks and shit.
- User Agent Switcher - because sometimes you just need to spoof your agent. You'll need to get a user agent list to install on it though.
- Greasemonkey - for userscripts

Userscripts:
- AdsByPasser - by the way, uMatrix automatically blocks shit like adfly, but adsbypasser, well, bypasses adfly, so whitelisting adfly and linkbucks and the like from uMatrix if you have adsbypasser is a good idea
- Anti Adblock Killer (Reek)
- Don't Track Me Google - You'll notice a strange page that has the link of the site you're visiting whenever you click on a google link - don't worry about it, it's to bypass google's click tracker from your browser.

Good luck.

>>342689
Guess there's no stopping the fucking kikes from accessing all my degenerate porn.
Meh, i guess what you posted would do, Thanks man.

>>342649
Anon, it's not about the browser, it's all about how you can app/tune/fork it. Chrome is out of reach right now, and could be it stays out of reach. Random (actually chaotic) forks do appear for Chrome but it seems there will be no permanent change in anything.

>>342689
>- uBlock
Indeed uBlock Origin is a thing right now. For how long it will last only time will tell. Generally off-the-shelf solutions won't last. You just have to keep your eye on things.

>- AdsByPasser - by the way, uMatrix automatically blocks shit like adfly, but adsbypasser, well, bypasses adfly, so whitelisting adfly and linkbucks and the like from uMatrix if you have adsbypasser is a good idea
Good idea (it's echoing here, kek)
>- Anti Adblock Killer (Reek)
Mmm. Let's see if this thing sticks around

Pretty insightful otherwise.