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On 2025-07-22 14:58:14 +0000, Yusuf Khan said:

> On Tue, 22 Jul 2025 14:50:38 -0000 (UTC), Marion wrote:
> 
>> With everyone pitching in to be purposefully helpful, are there any other
>> privacy based browsers for macOS or Windows that others know of?
> 
> To help out, I just wrote up this table for interested users to correct.
> +--------------------+--------------+-------------------------------+
> | Browser            | Base         | Key Privacy Features          |
> +--------------------+--------------+-------------------------------+
> | Tor Browser        | Firefox      | Routes via Tor; anti-tracking |
> |                    |              | and anti-fingerprinting;      |
> |                    |              | HTTPS Everywhere              |
> +--------------------+--------------+-------------------------------+
> | Opera              | Chromium     | Built-in VPN (proxy); ad/trac |
> |                    |              | ker blocker; crypto wallet    |
> +--------------------+--------------+-------------------------------+
> | Epic Browser       | Chromium     | Always private mode; built-in |
> |                    |              | encrypted proxy; no tracking  |
> +--------------------+--------------+-------------------------------+
> | Brave              | Chromium     | Ad/tracker blocker; Tor tabs; |
> |                    |              | optional private ads (BAT)    |
> +--------------------+--------------+-------------------------------+
> | LibreWolf          | Firefox      | No telemetry; hardened        |
> |                    |              | privacy defaults; open source |
> +--------------------+--------------+-------------------------------+
> | Ungoogled Chromium | Chromium     | Fully de-Googled; no telemetry|
> |                    |              | or auto-updates; minimal UI   |
> +--------------------+--------------+-------------------------------+
> | Mullvad Browser    | Firefox      | Built with Tor Project; no    |
> |                    |              | telemetry; VPN-focused        |
> +--------------------+--------------+-------------------------------+
> 
> On the mac there is also Orion Browser which blocks ads and trackers by
> default but I think it's still in deep development but I'm not sure.

There's also the DuckDuckGo web browser, but I've never used it so 
can't say if it is any good or not. The browser itself is free, but for 
the extra VPN services it costs a monthly fee.
<https://duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/get-duckduckgo/does-duckduckgo-make-a-browser>