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You may be interested in trying Brave. Though that's using chromium and therefore connected to Google, kind of? Would be curious to hear the community's thought

• matheusmoreira 3y ago
  I use both Brave and Firefox on mobile. I'm using Brave right now.
• _lvbh 3y ago
  If it wasn’t for all the crypto bloat, Brave would be nice to use. Every time I install it, I got to spend a few minutes toggling all the settings and disabling everything. I use Librewolf not because of the fingerprinting stuff but because it just has sane defaults.
• brucethemoose2 3y ago
  Cromite is the bee's knees on Android and Windows. I don't like/trust Brave for a number of reasons, and not just the crypto thing. Hijacking innocuous ads is another big one.
• aktenlage 3y ago
  Because chrome-based Browsers are used by the large majority of web users, Google can (and does) easily change the web experience for its own profit, by adding, removing, or changing the functionality in chrome. Having the majority of users gives Google this power. As long as you use a chrome based browser, you are still part of that.