What internet browser do you use?

What internet browser do you use?
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Opera 12.16

Brave because I'm a straight white male (cis)

The shilling for Brave is getting worse. They aren't even trying anymore.

Haven't heard of those. I'll compare features to Epic Browser and see what's better/worse

This.

It's a good browser. Firecucks BTFO.

>It's a good browser.
Not for desktop. It doesnt even support extensions.

How about we list some specs too. I'll start
>Epic Privacy Browser
>Built in ad blocker (default)
>Stops data tracking (default)
>Built in proxy (click on/off)
>integrated video downloading (good for Youtube)
>Encrypted data preference (default)
>Search protection (search engine included which doesn't track IP)

It's like they just copy-paste things they've seen from other browser threads.

i was looking for indian browser on the google play store to shitpost but holy shit there are like 100 or more "indian browser" things

what the fuck

I'm in need of a new browser until netrunner is ready to use. mozilla is now an Soros' ally and google is a giant sjw-radical-left safe space. iridium and brave are the only sane choices, even though they're baesd on chromium and firefox respectively?

There's a lot of Indians.

NO EXTENSIONS
NO EXTENSIONS
NO EXTENSIONS
NO EXTENSIONS

You can only pick two:
>[ ]extensions
>[ ]efficiency
>[ ]freedoms

Anything chromium-based that claims to be all about "privacy" is just a placebo

Waterfox

Ultron

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>SeaMonkey
>why
Because the Internet is one area where an application suite makes sense. I can read and compose email, browse the web, manage my calendar, chat on IRC, create and edit webpages, etc. It's wonderful, and the next best thing to the GOAT application suite, Opera.

Emacs

IceCat

>The team behind Epic is jointly based in the United States and India. The company is domiciled in the U.S., and our software development team operates out of Bangalore. Graham Holdings (formerly the Washington Post Company) and a small group of angel investors are backing us.

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