Privacy Browser TierList

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>Spyware Level: Medium

>excellent tier
>brave
opinion discarded

what are the names of browsers at the bottom?

no issues

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>god tier
>malepoon

lynx w3m and idk

>doesnt put a star next to pale moon a firefox derivative
hey i found the browser the (fur)faggot is shilling

What's the problem?

>What's the problem?

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Uzbl

>brave

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only (modern) browsers that deserve to be in god tier are:
Icecat
Abrowser
and maybe Librewolf

Anything else is spyware, makes unwanted/unapproved connections, runs proprietary google tracking JavaScript on at least the add-on page and more nasty stuff.

>Another thinly veiled le shill lion thread

what

>privacy larper makes privacy thread
>Doesn't actually understand anything
Pottery. Brave's SpeechSynthesis fingerprinting mitigation has a backdoor that allows malicious websites to entirely bypass the "protection" and perfectly recover the original list of voices as if you were just using google chrome. You see, Brave's 900IQ mitigation for SpeechSynthesis.getVoices() is to insert one fake voice that is actually an alias for the first voice in the list, allowing websites to quickly iterate over every voice in the list and compare it to the first one and filter out Brave's fake voice. A stronger mitigation would be picking a random voice instead of the first one, then it becomes too computationally expensive to find the duplicate. But of course, they didn't do that.

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holy fucking BASED seamonkey chad
Reminder to everyone else that if you aren't using seamonkey, you're a nigger. Download Seamonkey NOW
seamonkey-project.org/

You forgot qutebrowser

Based Seamen.

Thanks for opening up my eyes to a better browser