Overall, Firefox is open-source, has built-in tracking protection, and should address just about any privacy concern of even the most paranoid users. The browser now also supports add-ons (extensions) on Android, although the list of compatible add-ons leaves a lot to be desired.
Like Firefox Focus, users can also configure the browser to start in 'Private' mode every time. It comes with all the features and customization options one could want from in a browser and none of the compromises of some of the other browsers on this list. Also, it is not available on major app stores like Google Play or F-Droid, and can only be sideloaded from the official website.įinally, there's the good old Firefox, one of the best browsers for privacy on any platform. However, it doesn't have built-in DRM components that enable Chrome to play copyrighted content.
Chromium is the open-source browser project on which many popular web browsers are based, including Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Alongside the browsers mentioned above, the free and open-source Chromium is also a good choice for privacy-conscious users, especially if they're used to Google Chrome. Ive used this extension for years It previously worked very well to integrate DDG with my browser, and filter trackers without breaking websites.
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