Most secure browser for privacy?

[Alpha]

You think I'm lying?? Look below and weep (or laugh).

 

I believed you! I know you're a big fan of that OS. Still don't get though how you can keep your system running secure with it...hmmm...

[Agozer]

/soretro

 

oh good lord, I suddenly feel old.

[emsley]

So firefox stock is the most secure from all of them? (evil bump)

[Hard Core Rikki]

The lack of sandboxing makes systems with FF more susceptible to infections today, but this shouldn't be source of worry if you browse safely.

 

Even Internet Explorer is sandboxed nowadays, so you couldnt go wrong sticking with its latest versions nowadays unless you need specific addons or features available only for other browsers.

[ken_cinder]

I'm getting sick of the misbehavior of Chrome these days...Youtube has been utterly BROKEN for several months, with videos slightly stuttering on my laptop, stuttering badly on my wifes...but playing fine on my beast of a desktop no problem. Fire em up in IE and they work fine...

 

The whole browser in general is HORRIBLY slow now too. I ditched Firefox for the same reasons, I refuse to use Internet Exploder EVER again for anything but comparison testing, I don't care what they do with it. Not sure where I'll head next for a browser choice...

[Hard Core Rikki]

I'm surprised you're not even considering Opera. It's now Chromium-based but fixes a lot of Chrome's annoyances.

But to be honest, the default browser of any OS you use should suffice.

[Agozer]

The best way to be secure is not to be clicking them links like a moron with tunnel vision. Know your Internets.

 

If you want privacy, then stuff like Firefox's Ghostery and related Adblock Plus filter lists are a good start. Those should be available for Chrome too, I reckon.

[ken_cinder]

I'm surprised you're not even considering Opera. It's now Chromium-based but fixes a lot of Chrome's annoyances.

But to be honest, the default browser of any OS you use should suffice.

 

Have never been able to stand the UI of Opera...WAY too dumbed down/watered down for my liking. I haven't tried it in years though, so I'll give it another shot.

 

As for using what comes with your OS, monkeys will fly out of my ass before I EVER use IE again.

[Hard Core Rikki]

IE11 is damn good, fast and secure now. Give it a go, unless you're stuck on XP.

[Silverblade84]

I use Google Chrome's Incognito browser.

[Robert]

Still using Firefox, latest version.

[Orhan]

I'm using DuckDuckGo!

[CJ Jackson]

I think Mullvad Browser and Librewolf are top two IMHO.