Not sure which browser I should use for everyday browsing

Questions
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Hey everyone,

I’m pretty new to the whole privacy thing and still learning.

Right now, I use Mullvad Browser for random browsing, and I don’t log into any of my personal accounts on it.

For everyday browsing, though, I’m looking for another browser that I can use for things like browsing the web, YouTube, forums, and logging into my personal accounts, while still keeping my privacy.

I’ve spent quite a while researching this, but honestly, the more I read, the more confused I get. I keep seeing a lot of recommendations and criticism, especially when it comes to Firefox vs Brave. Some people strongly recommend Firefox, while others prefer Brave, and there seem to be good arguments for and against both.

The options I’m currently considering are

Firefox + uBlock Origin

Brave

Firefox + arkenfox

LibreWolf

I’m honestly not sure which one I should go with. What would you guys recommend for this kind of everyday use, and is there a clear reason to choose one of these over the others when it comes to privacy?

I’d really appreciate hearing your experiences and opinions.

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I like Brave because they update fast and have a built in AdBlock which reduces attack surface.

3

For “general browsing” all of these are fine. This is the reason there is no consensus, as one isn’t better than the others in an absolute way. Different people have different needs and priorities.

If you don’t know enough to choose, I recommend brave. It’s designed to be accessible and protect people who don’t know much, has fast updates, and benefits from chromium security, compatibility, and performance.

You may have to spend 10 minutes in the brave settings every new install to disable stuff. There are some ads and telemetry by default. You can pay for brave origin (free on linux) if you don’t want to do this.

4

Trivalent.
Or Donut Browser and open every page in disposable profile.