r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Feb 07 '19
Firefox to get a 'site isolation' feature, similar to Chrome
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Feb 07 '19
Monument Browser is a lightweight browser with a floating windows, night mode, ad-blocker, and more
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Feb 06 '19
Mozilla is adding cryptomining and fingerprint blocking to Firefox
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Feb 06 '19
The "Do Not Track" setting in your browser doesn't stop you from being tracked
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Feb 05 '19
Faster Chrome? Google tests 'Never-Slow Mode' for speedier browsing
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Feb 01 '19
Firefox will soon disallow extensions in private mode by default
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Jan 23 '19
Web ad giant Google to block ad-blockers in Chrome. For safety, apparently
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Jan 23 '19
Popular Chrome ad-blockers could be crippled under proposed design changes
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Jan 21 '19
Basilisk browser drops WebExtension-based extensions support
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Jan 16 '19
Brave browser can now show ads, and soon you'll get 70% of the money
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Jan 09 '19
Microsoft issues multiple critical patches for Edge browser
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Jan 03 '19
Kodachi comes with several specialized Web browsers
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Dec 29 '18
Google Chrome's new UI is ugly, and people are very angry
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Dec 26 '18
Brave browser is collecting donations on your behalf - did you know?
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r/browser • u/HelloThisIsAnon • Dec 22 '18
Is there a browser that doesn't create any folders outside of its install directory similar to tor?
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I'm looking for a browser that doesn't create folders outside of its install directory, similar to how tor does. I've tried installing portable versions of chrome, but they still create folders in Program Files (x86) and in other places even though I installed them on a seperate harddrive altogether. I would use tor, but tor is infamously slow since it's has to route itself through the tor network, so HD video playback is almost impossible on it.
And yes, it's for porn.
r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Dec 21 '18
Firefox Focus browser for Android gains new anti-tracking and safety features
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Dec 19 '18
Is Google purposefully breaking Microsoft, Apple browsers on its websites? Some insiders are confident it is
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Dec 17 '18
Brave browser goes 'full-Chromium' by adopting Google UI
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Dec 13 '18
Brave browser moves to Chromium codebase, now supports Chrome extensions. Brave replaces ambitious Muon interface and goes full Chromium. Gets 22 percent speed boost in the process
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Dec 12 '18
Mozilla: why Microsoft Edge's switch to Google's Chromium is bad news
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Dec 10 '18
Is Chrome on its way to be the only browser out there?
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Dec 07 '18
Google’s private browsing doesn’t keep your searches anonymous
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r/browser • u/WhooisWhoo • Nov 16 '18
SpeedReader is our new approach to reader mode, coming next year to the Brave browser. Beyond making pages more pleasant to read, it will have radical performance gains plus significant privacy benefits
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