Librewolf on MacOS
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What is your BrowserAudit score Any Forums?
Jackson Ortiz
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William Fisher
Worthless snake oil score, if you care about getting the closest to true web privacy, you have to use tor browser, nothing else goes far and is as comprehensive. All of this larp shit where you get worse privacy than tor but all the headache of broken websites and gimped browser features is so tiring
Kevin Rogers
This test is absolute trash
William Clark
Each of these "critical" issues and nearly every warning is my browser blocking something that the test says should be allowed
Jordan Evans
The best score is actually the test not being able to run.
Lucas Thomas
Carson Bailey
Fresh Windows 11 install with MS Edge and Ublock Origin.
All of the warnings were basically JS being enabled and user agent stuff.
Critical was cookie being sent over HTTP.
Kevin Stewart
librewolf, the more skipped the better.
Tyler Thomas
What do I win?
Jacob Gray
a malware infection
Michael Thompson
>getting ratelimited from the website by this shitty test itself
wowie, I'm sure whatever result I'd have gotten if I didn't ctrl+W would've been meaningful and relevant
Wyatt Perez
Thanks, but I'm sticking with Firefox 98 on Ubuntu 20.04
Landon Thompson
Fell for the honeypot and ran it.
Brayden Hall
ok
Brayden Harris
yep
Thomas Long
Windows 10 Edge with ublock origin and privacy badger
Lincoln Rivera
Edge with ublock origin and Dark Reader on Fedora 35
John White
I don't know what any of those numbers mean.
Jacob Jones
decided to run it on my phone. using vanadium, which is a chromium fork used in grapheneos. overall seems fine, 6/7 of the errors were DOM access and the last was cookies set by javascript being transmitted over http
Owen Torres
about three fiddy
Owen Gonzalez
>Librewolf on the least private os
Kek
Nicholas Moore
>cookies set by javascript being transmitted over http
I'm getting the same and I'm on Google Chrome on Windows 10.
Bentley Kelly
amogus
Wyatt Bailey
>browseraudit.com
>firefox
>some tweaks
>some addons
>hardened Linux OS
But there's no such thing as secure.
There's probably 5 or so 0days out for all Firefox derivatives that no one knows about.