Privacy

hoggo is simple, free and easy to use.

Well-established, well-designed and well-supported browser with many add-ons to provide extra facilities. SO MANY GOOD THINGS...but of course a few niggles - though yours are probably not the same as mine ;o). If you don't know about it, where have you been for the past 20+ years for goodness's sake?...

Doesn't get access to your emails, no logins/oauth tokens needed

I testes all major browser and Icecat is the only on that does NOT phone home, does not connect to anything behind your back. All the others do. Period

I moved from Ubuntu about 3 months ago. I have fallen in love with Arch. Unlike a few of the reviews above, I have found Arch to be easier to use as a daily desktop than Ubuntu ever was. There is access to a LOT more packages in the repository, coupled with even more in the AUR. Arch allowed me to calibrate...

this is good

Has a built-in AdBlocker that is also undetectable.

I install ublock origin in every single browser I have, can't find any flaw on it!

Excellent search results, committed to privacy, and being European means it's outside USAs homeland security surveillance sphere

Adguard offers apps and browser extensions and is also available in an open-source version.

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