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What good browser is free of this horror?

• gpm 10y ago
  Firefox?
• Trundle 10y ago
  Chromium?
  • kminehart 10y ago
    Is it though?
    • mmel 10y ago
      It is, if you don't sign the browser into Google, disable all telemetry and prediction options, and use a non-Google search engine.
• JJJollyjim 10y ago
  Firefox prompts you before even turning on search prediction, and it asks you about telemetry at first startup.
  • reitanqild 10y ago
    For people like me Firefox offer the best of both worlds: * No google keylogger in the main url bar (but local autocomplete based on previous history, bookmarks etc) * access to autocomplete in search field next to url bar (I think removing this was one of the simplifications in the original Chrome.) Ctrl-L: go to url bar Ctrl-K: go to search field
• deleted 10y ago
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• fermuch 10y ago
  Qutebrowser.
  • arm 10y ago
    qutebrowser¹ is fantastic. I just wish it had more ways to block trackers on webpages (other than just completely disabling JavaScript—even being able to whitelist JavaScript on certain hostnames would be a huge start). ―――――― ¹ — https://qutebrowser.org/ https://qutebrowser.org/