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Most people do not realize the privacy risks in browsers and spend their time thinking about which browser is better. It's time for you to understand the flaws in every single browser and this has a significant effect on your privacy and security. 00:00 Intro 01:11 Web Workers 02:55 HSTS HTTPS Strict Transport Security 05:33 Autofill and Password Managers 07:23 Browser Extensions 09:13 Auto Downloading 10:37 Google Ad Topics 13:11 Browser Fingerprinting 15:40 Defense Approach - De-Googled Phones are available on 🤍. Sign in to the platform to see the store. You will not be asked for personal information to sign up. - Merch Store 🤍 - I'm the Internet Privacy Guy. I'm a public interest technologist. I'm here to educate. You are losing your Internet privacy and Internet security every day if you don't fight for it. Your data is collected with endless permanent data mining. Learn about a TOR router, a VPN , antivirus, spyware, firewalls, IP address, wifi triangulation, data privacy regulation, backups and tech tools, and evading mass surveillance from NSA, CIA, FBI. Learn how to be anonymous on the Internet so you are not profiled. Learn to speak freely with pseudo anonymity. Learn more about the dangers of the inernet and the dangers of social media, dangers of email. I like alternative communication technology like Amateur Radio and data communications using Analog. I'm a licensed HAM operator. Support this channel on Patreon! 🤍 Contact Rob on the Brax.Me App (🤍robbraxman) for encrypted conversations (open source platform) 🤍 Store for BytzVPN, BraxRouter, De-googled Privacy AOSP Phones, Linux phones, and merchandise 🤍 Premium VPN with Pi-Hole, Cloud-Based TOR Routing 🤍 Cybersecurity Reference 🤍 Privacy Focused Social Media - Open Source Please follow me on Odysee 🤍 Rumble 🤍
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With the amount of web browsers out there, how are you supposed to know which one to use? In this video, I'll rank every popular browser out there from the best to the worst. You want a browser that respects your privacy but is still easy enough to use for normal people. Will Google Chrome come out on top? Find out in this video... Search engine tier list: 🤍 Betterfox user.js for Firefox: 🤍 Arkenfox user.js for Firefox: 🤍 Narsil user.js for Firefox: 🤍 🌐 My website: 🤍 💸 Support the Channel: 🤍 🎥 Watch my videos on Odysee: 🤍 💻 My GitHub: 🤍 0:00 Intro 2:16 Brave 5:15 Firefox 6:48 Hardened Firefox 10:28 GNOME Web (Epiphany) 11:48 Google Chrome 12:48 GNU IceCat 16:54 LibreWolf 20:24 Microsoft Edge 20:50 Opera 21:47 Pale Moon 24:31 Qutebrowser 28:41 Ungoogled Chromium 30:55 Vivaldi 35:03 Waterfox 38:08 My recommendations 39:02 Conclusion
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These are the Top 5 web browsers for your computer. This year there were quite a few changes. Instead of being based on popularity, we’ll count these down based on numerous factors including performance, the number of useful features, privacy and security, and cross platform support. All are free and available on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Subscribe! ▶ 🤍 Share This Video ▶ 🤍 “Free Software” Playlist 🤍 22 Search Engines You Can Use Instead of Google! 🤍 0:00 Intro 0:26 5 1:42 4 3:07 3 4:22 Bonus Picks 5:45 2 7:20 1 Apple Safari 🤍 Brave 🤍 DuckDuckGo Browser for Mac 🤍 Google Chrome 🤍 Microsoft Edge 🤍 Mozilla Firefox 🤍 Opera 🤍 Opera GX 🤍 Tor Browser 🤍 Vivaldi 🤍 WATCH MORE VIDEOS: o 66 Most Useful Websites Everyone Should Know! - 🤍 o Colorize Black & White Photos Automatically with this Amazing Free Tool! - 🤍 o Top 5 Best “No-Code Website Builders - 🤍 o Top 10 Best Free Movie Websites to Watch Online - 🤍 o 10 Free Software You Probably Didn’t Know Existed! - 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Brett In Tech is a leading source for the technology that we use each day. Whether it’s discussing operating system tricks, software, useful websites, or letting you know about the best internet web browsers for your computer, Brett In Tech has boundless topics on technology for the astute YouTube viewer.
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Try out Proton Mail, the secure email that protects your privacy: 🤍 Grab a brand new laptop or desktop running Linux: 🤍 👏 SUPPORT THE CHANNEL: Get access to a weekly podcast, vote on the next topics I cover, and get your name in the credits: YouTube: 🤍 Patreon: 🤍 Liberapay: 🤍 Or, you can donate whatever you want: 🤍 👕 GET TLE MERCH Support the channel AND get cool new gear: 🤍 🎙️ LINUX AND OPEN SOURCE NEWS PODCAST: Listen to the latest Linux and open source news, with more in depth coverage, and ad-free! 🤍 🏆 FOLLOW ME ELSEWHERE: Website: 🤍 Mastodon: 🤍 Pixelfed: 🤍 PeerTube: 🤍 Discord: 🤍 #privacy #linux #webbrowser 00:00 Intro 00:37 Sponsor: Proton Mail, the private and encrypted email service 01:51 What's Browser Privacy 03:03 Google Chrome 05:14 Mozilla Firefox & LibreWolf 07:11 Brave 09:14 Tor Browser 10:51 Microsoft Edge 11:57 Opera 12:56 Vivaldi 14:07 What should you use? 15:05 Sponsor: Get a PC that was made to run Linux 16:02 Support the channel So, Chrome is THE most used browser in the world, on mobile, and on desktop. Out of the box, it doesn't have an ad blocker, or a tracker blocker enabled. To use that browser to the fullest, you'll also need to use a Google Account, and thus everything you do in your browser will be collected unless you specifically disable it. You can disable a lot of things in your Google account and the web browser settings, but you'll need to download extensions to block the most invasive trackers and limit fingerprinting. Chrome is also not open source. On Privacy tests.org, we can also see that Chrome has weak fingerprinting resistance. Firefox has a good reputation for privacy, but it's not the best choice either. By default, it collects telemetry data, including how many tabs you have open, how many windows, how many webpages you visit, the number and type of extensions, duration of your browsing sessions, and some technical data on your OS, the version of the browser, the language, and your IP address in their server logs. Firefox can also use this data to recommend extensions to you. In terms of protections, Firefox doesn't block tracking scripts or pixels but it does block social media trackers, cross site cookies, cryptominers, plus all tracking when you're in incognito mode. Firefox is open source, so you can be reasonably sure that it doesn't collect more than what it tells you. If you like Firefox but you don't want the telemetry, and you want improved fingerprinting protection, then there's Librewolf. Brave offers a lot of what you'd be able to do in another browser with extensions, but it does so out of the box. They call them "shields", and they block ads, trackers, fingerprinters, and cross site cookies by default. They also auto redirect GOogle's AMP pages to the "real" website, and they redirect tracking URLs so you're not even visiting the tracking domain at all. The ultimate private browser is probably Tor Browser, but it won't be for everyone. Tor Browser blocks everything that the website might want to learn about you, so there's no tracking at all, and no fingerprinting, but ads aren't blocked. Edge is based on CHromium, the base for CHrome, but they remove everything Google related from it, to mostly replace it with Microsoft related things, like a Microsoft account. Edge, by default, has an opt-out for telemetry. It will block trackers from third party sites, and some ad trackers as well. It also collects "required" diagnostic data that can't opt out of, and this data is used to personalize ads from microsoft. If you use a microsoft account, you'll also give MS a bunch of data in the process, including device information, usage data, browsing activity, bookmarks and more. Opera is yet another chromium based browser, which gets the worst results on privacytests.org. It has a unique fingerprint, and doesn't block tracking scripts, or pixels, it doesn't resist fingerprinting, it doesn't remove tracking parameters, and it also doesn't block the major tracking cookies. It doesn't send "do not track" signals by default either. Their privacy policy also states that they might share personal data with third parties, which can be worrying, as Opera has been bought by a chinese consortium in 2016. Vivaldi is also a chromium based browser. At first start, it will ask you what you want to block. Vivaldi doesn't collect any data, browsing history or anything else, even if you use a Vivaldi account, because everything is encrypted in there.
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👾 Follow this link to book a demo: 🤍 Hi there! In this video, we’ll be testing seven different private browsers. BRAVE EPIC AVAST SECURE BROWSER COMODO DRAGON WATERFOX IRON LIBREWOLF We’ll be comparing their interfaces and capabilities, as well as some interesting settings. We’ll also test each browser to see just how private they really are. For this test, we’ll need two different tools: The first is Browerleaks.com, which offers a range of tests to evaluate the security and privacy of your web browser, including geolocation and fingerprinting. The second is PortMaster, which checks to see the kind of connections each browser is making. We’ve divided the video into chapters, and the timecodes are in the description, so you can jump to whichever browser you’d like to hear about. Тimecodes: 00:00 About the experiment 01:00 Brave 05:14 Epic 08:48 Avast Secure Browser 11:25 Comodo Dragon 13:29 Waterfox 15:19 Iron 17:32 LibreWolf 19:58 Verdict 👾 More about us: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 #bestprivatebrowser #privacytests #sumsub
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🧨Here's the Top 6 Most Secure Web Browsers in 2023🎯 👉 Get NordVPN ➜ 🤍 💥EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL DISCOUNT + 30 Day Money Back Guarantee💥 ► NordVPN Review (In-depth) ➜ 🤍 👉 Top 7 MUST HAVE Cyber Security Software ➜ 🤍 Today we’re going to talk about an important topic – secure web browsers. So I’ll be talking about the most secure browsers based on the past year, and spoiler alert – the best ones are not your default browser. So, let’s dive in! Timestamps 00:00 ➜ Intro 00:15 ➜ Secure Browsers? 01:13 ➜ #6: Google Chrome 02:21 ➜ #5: Safari 03:40 ➜ #4: Ungoogled Chromium 04:35 ➜ #3: Brave 05:56 ➜ #2: Mozilla Firefox 06:45 ➜ #1: Tor 08:35 ➜ Verdict What’s up guys, it’s Lucas. And today we’re going to talk about an important topic – secure web browsers. So I’ll be talking about the most secure browsers based on the past year, and spoiler alert – the best ones are not your default browser. So, let’s dive in! What does it mean to have a secure web browser? Secure web browsers are ones that don’t track your activity and do their best to avoid vulnerabilities that might allow hackers to exploit loopholes in their coding. Now, mainstream providers like Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome do have built-in security features like download protection, malicious website detection, and automatic “do not track” requests, which make them pretty safe from a security standpoint. But even mainstream browsers that enable you to browse in so-called “private” or windows can still track your activity and send your data to third parties. That’s why your best bet is to choose a secure browser to protect your data. Anyway, let’s get to it. The most secure web browsers in 2023, from worst to best. In last place, we have Google Chrome! Yes, I know, I know, it’s probably the most popular browser on the list. That doesn’t make it the best. While it scores exceptionally high in terms of security, I would hesitate to call Google Chrome a “secure browser.” Here’s why. Coming in at number five, we have our other behemoth browser: Safari. Hear me out: the privacy on Safari is better than Google Chrome. Not much better, but better. Although we know Apple has been accused of data collection in the past, users can now opt into data gathering techniques, which makes Apple’s products a lot more attractive from a privacy standpoint. Still, its creators are part of the NSA’s PRISM program, so take it with a grain of salt. Alright, coming in at number four we have Ungoogled Chromium. While Chromium already scores high in the security department, the ungoogled version takes an extra step, removing background requests to all web services. It also removes pre-made binaries from the source code. Ungoogled Chromium uses HTTPS when possible, disables automatic URL formatting in Omnibox, and disallows pinging an IPv6 address. Now, our number three spot goes to a browser that is mobile-friendly: Brave. Brave is a relatively new Chromium-based private browser, but it already supports all major platforms – something that other browsers on this list still haven’t achieved. Mozilla Firefox is by far the safest mainstream web browser. Although our number one pick is the most battle-ready private browser out of the box. But if you are looking for a hardcore security browser, let me introduce you to the king of private browsers, my number one pick, Tor Browser. So, I always like to use a VPN extension to my browser as an additional layer of protection. This encrypts my data and helps to avoid IP leaks. My personal favorite and the one I use is NordVPN. I talk more about why I like using Nord in my favorite cybersecurity products video which I’ll link to below. And as I mentioned earlier, this includes all of the most essential online security products that the average person would benefit from the most for protecting their privacy and staying safe online. But otherwise, what are your thoughts on secure web browsers? Do you agree with the rankings? Let me know in the comments below! And thanks so much for watching. If you found this video helpful, click the like button, that always makes my day, and if you’re a new subscriber, welcome to the channel and I look forward to seeing you in the next video! - DISCLOSURE - I am affiliated, but not sponsored by any VPN provider. This means I might make money when you purchase paid services through the links provided and I might be able to offer discounts when available. Not being sponsored allows me to keep my own opinions and provide reviews and tutorials without bias. So, if you enjoyed the content consider using my affiliate links. Hope you enjoy Top 6 Most Secure Web Browsers in 2023 video. #MostSecureWebBrowsers #SecureWebBrowsers #TopSecureBrowsers
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Long ago I left Firefox in pursuit of testing out countless browser for my privacy and security journey. Here's my journey which demonstrates why browser wars are silly and what I suggest people do who are looking for the best privacy and security browser(s) for them. Browsers I considered (or used) were Firefox, Tor, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera, Edge, Safari, ungoogled-chromium, Arc, and Mullvad Browser. My coverage of Mullvad Browser: 🤍 🔐 Our Website: 🤍 🕵 Go Incognito Course - to learn about privacy: 🤍 🏫 Techlore Coaching - to get direct support: 🤍 💻 Techlore Forum - to connect with other advocates: 🤍 🦣 Mastodon - to stay updated: 🤍 We cannot provide our content without our Patrons, huge thanks to: Afonso, Boori, BRIGHTSIDE, Casper, Clark, Cyclops, Eldarix, JohnnyO, Jon, kevin, Larry, love your content, NotSure, Poaclu, x 🧡 Join them on Patreon: 🤍 💚 To see our production gear, privacy tools we use, and other affiliates: 🤍 💖 All Techlore Support Methods: 🤍 00:00 Browser Wars are Silly 00:16 A New Beginning 01:26 Chromium Strikes Back 03:20 Return of the Emo 05:48 The Mullvad Awakens 07:08 What's Next? 09:06 What Should YOU Do? #browser #firefox #techlore
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Which is the best browser for privacy? Is it Firefox, Edge, Chrome or Brave, today we look at DNS requests in Wireshark to analyze the connections made by each. Which is the safest and best browser to use? Get an open source intrusion prevention system with Crowdsec (sponsor): 🤍 Buy the best antivirus: 🤍 Join the discussion on Discord: 🤍 Get your business endpoints tested by us: 🤍 Contact us for business: 🤍
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Firefox has so many browsers based on it, but most of them are redundant and serve no unique purpose. The Mullvad Browser isn't though, so what is it? Website: 🤍 Donate: ✨ Patreon: 🤍 ▶️ YouTube Membership: 🤍 Links: 📒 Odysee: 🤍 🐘 Mastodon: 🤍 𝕏 Twitter: 🤍 📁 Gitlab: 🤍 🪙 Crypto: XMR: 84ZpcYxjfkT7uFGXgmi2jH2wyhUBMx8hGBJ3sAp478rKSShMAJHR3DhVVPSwCAskReRBPifzpA5Vu7HPpzAxHUux3SFS4bh 🎵BGM: [フリーBGM DOVA-SYNDROME / FREE BGM DOVA-SYNDROME] 🤍 👋 Outro: Khaim - Neon Lamp 🤍 👇 Sauce: 🤍 Chapters: 0:00 Stop Using Forks of Firefox 3:31 The Mullvad Browser 6:34 Limitations 9:29 It's Very Young 10:59 Outro/Sponsor Fake Out
In this data visualization I only include desktop web browsers, so no mobile web browsers. So the numbers will be different after 2008, when smartphones took off. Like the previous visualization this one goes back to the first graphical web browser, Mosaic. Before Mosaic most users browsed the web either with a text based web browser such as Lynx or using Nexus which had a graphical interface, which was easier to use. 1993 Mosaic First graphical web browser, Mosaic brought the web to life with inline images and links. 1994 Netscape Navigator Launched at $49 with a 90 day trial 1995 Opera Launched to the public as trialware Internet Explorer That same year IE launched as free add-on to Windows 95 1996 Marc Andreessen co-founded both, Mosaic and Netscape 1997 Netscape held 70% of the market but IE being free and part of Windows was gaining fast. This forced Netscape to became freeware. 1998 Microsoft was taken to court for violating antitrust laws 1999 America Online acquired Netscape for $4.2 billion dollars 2000 Microsoft was found guilty and decided to split IE from Windows 2001 IE was the official winner of the first browser war 2002 Firefox Beta launched, originally called Phoenix, then Firebird 2003 Safari 1.0 released by Apple 2004 Firefox 1.0 finally released to the public 2005 Free Opera Opera browser becomes freeware 2006 IE 7.0 Microsoft reintegrated IE into Windows 2008 Netscape Ends Netscape Navigator is discontinued after version 9 2008 Chrome 1.0 Google releases Chrome 2009 Mobile Web Mobile browsers and apps start reducing desktop use 2010 Firefox 3.6 Firefox introduces Personas theme engine with version 3.6 2011 IE 9 Introduced new interface 2012 Chrome overtakes IE 2013 IE 11 Final version of IE 2014 Opera 19 Introduced Workspaces feature to organize tabs 2015 Edge Microsoft launches Edge to replace IE 2016 Opera 40 Launches with free VPN & battery saver mode 2017 Firefox 55 Included VR capability 2018 Opera 50 Included an anti-Bitcoin mining tool 2019 Firefox 70 Featured Dark Mode & Tracker Blocker 2020 Edge Microsoft introduced Chromium-based Edge and a new logo. 2021 Chrome Google begins development of an alternative to cookies to protect user privacy. What is your favorite desktop browser?
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Thorium browser: tutta la verità! Thorium browser è sicuro? Thorium è un nuovo browser web basato su Chromium. Chromium è un progetto open source che fornisce la base per molti browser web, tra cui Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge e Opera. Thorium è stato progettato per essere veloce, sicuro e privo di tracciamento. In questo video, vedremo: I pregi di Thorium, come la sua velocità, la sua sicurezza e la sua privacy I difetti di Thorium, come la sua mancanza di alcune funzionalità avanzate Le falle di sicurezza di Thorium, che sono state scoperte e risolte Inoltre, vedremo come è stato testato Thorium prima di proporlo. Se stai pensando di provare Thorium, questo video è per te! Thorium è un nuovo browser web basato su Firefox. È progettato per essere veloce, sicuro e privo di tracciamento. In questo video, vedremo: I pregi di Thorium, come la sua velocità, la sua sicurezza e la sua privacy I difetti di Thorium, come la sua mancanza di alcune funzionalità avanzate Le falle di sicurezza di Thorium, che sono state scoperte e risolte Inoltre, vedremo come è stato testato Thorium prima di proporlo. Se stai pensando di provare Thorium, questo video è per te! Per ulteriori informazioni, contenuti, forum, hardware consigliati, download e news unisciti alla nostra community! Sito: *🤍 Instagram: *🤍 Gruppo telegram: *🤍 Infine, se lo desideri puoi sostenerci abbonandoti al canale: 🤍 - - - N.B. Tutte le operazioni che compi sul tuo PC vengono fatte sotto la TUA responsabilità, pertanto non rispondo di eventuali danni alla proprietà o perdita di dati a seguito di una qualsiasi delle informazioni contenute in questo video. Usi queste informazioni a tuo esclusivo rischio e consapevole della tua esclusiva responsabilità.
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