A little off topic, and if you think so (particularly the OP, @Terminal Velocity ) I can take this elsewhere.
Since Cover Your Tracks gets mentioned, here are the results from my browser of choice
... and that browser is Waterfox G6 (latest version).
I tip my hat to Brian @Condobloke , whom I believe has done an excellent job above, with demystifying Brave settings. I will certainly use that with those of my stable that have Brave on them.
Given IMO, that everyone should have two browsers on their Linux (one for contingencies), then if you have for example Brave as your main choice, you might want to look at Waterfox as an alternate.
I have it on all 80 of my Linux Distros, and that covers 4 Linux Families :
Waterfox is based on Firefox, but has a few differences I find make it more versatile. It is slightly faster than Firefox, and it is easier to bring your browser profile with you from another Linux, than Firefox.
My two cents, enjoy your browsing.
Wizard.
Since Cover Your Tracks gets mentioned, here are the results from my browser of choice
... and that browser is Waterfox G6 (latest version).
I tip my hat to Brian @Condobloke , whom I believe has done an excellent job above, with demystifying Brave settings. I will certainly use that with those of my stable that have Brave on them.
Given IMO, that everyone should have two browsers on their Linux (one for contingencies), then if you have for example Brave as your main choice, you might want to look at Waterfox as an alternate.
I have it on all 80 of my Linux Distros, and that covers 4 Linux Families :
- Debian-based
- RPM-based
- Arch-based and
- Gentoo-based
Waterfox is based on Firefox, but has a few differences I find make it more versatile. It is slightly faster than Firefox, and it is easier to bring your browser profile with you from another Linux, than Firefox.
My two cents, enjoy your browsing.
Wizard.