LibreWolf

[rcjordan]

An independent fork of Firefox, with the primary goals of privacy, security and user freedom

https://librewolf.net/

[rcjordan]

Removes telemetry
No cloud sync using Firefox account
Private search providers like Searx, Qwant (DuckDuckGo set as the default)
uBlock Origin included to block scripts/advertisements
No "Add to Pocket" button
No sponsored/recommended content in the homepage out-of-the-box
Firefox's snippets to add news/tips in a new tab removed from the Settings
No sponsored shortcuts
Tracking Protection set to "Strict" mode by default
Cookies and History set to delete when you close the browser
Enable HTTPS-only mode by default

https://itsfoss.com/librewolf/

[Brad]

This is long overdue, a privacy fork of Firefox for everyday use.  Everybody else has been using Chromium.

[littleman]

Seems like a great project, I hope it gets some legs.  I'll install it on my main once someone ports it over to the Pi.

[Michael1956]

I've been using it for a while, but to be honest - I've never liked browsing on Firefox. Seems slower and it's a feeling I just don't enjoy. I use Brave at the moment and I know it's Chromium based. Everything seems to work the best on it, unfortunately. I'm waiting for the new Duckduckgo browser. I might change to it when it comes out.