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private browsers wiki im working on
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this post was submitted on 20 Nov 2023
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Pretty sure you're getting downvoted because people hate Brave and you seem to have put it at the top of your list. People hate the company and founder (with good reason) and the scammy crypto aspect. However, the browser consistently gets top tier ratings on it's privacy implementation (from a technical perspective). I personally have mixed feelings about it. If you MUST use a chromium based browser (and sometimes I must) Brave is an obvious choice (again, from a technical perspective).
brave is on top 'cause i dont really have a order of adding them
and if i moved it down it still wouldn't really make a difference
there, edited it a bit
edit: < stinky doo doo