What's The BEST Browser? | Go Incognito 3.7
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- Welcome to Go Incognito, a full guide to security, privacy and anonymity. This is lesson 7 of Section 3: Your Browser. This lesson will cover what browser you should be using to maximize your privacy, security, and anonymity on the internet. Chrome, chromium, ungoogled-chromium. firefox, waterfox, brave, Tor, and others are discussed. Tune in to the next 3 lessons for more information on where to go after choosing.
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What about another highly praised browser known as DuckDuckGo?
@@kayjay9383 DuckDuckGo is a search engine, not a browser buddy. BTW learn how to filter your network traffic and you won't ever have to worry about privacy or anonymity online.
@@ihatewomen1776 All VPN's keep logs. If you've ever set a VPN up, you know by default, they keep logs. They have to, otherwise the routers wouldn't be able to tell who's data belonged to whom. If you think a VPN is keeping you private or secure, you know nothing about how TCP/IP works and might as well save money and not use a VPN. VPN's are used for *security* and your imaginary 'privacy' is a byproduct of the protocols which handle encryption, generally L2TP/IpSec.
How about Opera?
Well I don't see the point of using a different one for TH-cam it is privacy and security compromised anyway.
❌Firefox Nightly-Private Mode (notifications/sharing off), NoScript, u-Block Origin Advanced Mode, Privacy Badger, and Decentraleyes rounds up my browsing situation at present. Great video as always. 😷👍
One question why nightly instead of the normal one?
@@sebastian05000 because ordinarily I sleep during the day, homeslice. Nah, all seriousness aside for a sec, I switched over to the beta when reg Firefox disabled our add-ons overnight. Then, after disabling all (or at least all of the beacons you can turn off) phone home bs we have control over, I got to liking it as it's hardened daily and has been very stable. Hope this helps.
@@looshroom3900, agreed. Using Firefox Quantum now.
Awesome video man! I have been looking for a good browser that is privacy based. Amazing work man! thank you for spreading good news
Great Video 🌹
Excellent
If you could start from scratch, like no mobile device or PC, what devices and OS's would you get, and how would you go about hardening them? Your current course addresses people who already have devices and have to work with what they have.
I personally use cliqz. It's from Europe and has a great search function embedded. Also its Firefox based so it supports all addons. There is a mobile Version available too. And for starter it's pretty hardend by default.
I use both Firefox and Brave. But brave is the best for mobile! :) Also its an amazing browser to set up your family (ie: non tech savvy parents) with because the interface is pretty similar to chrome, plus they won't have to try and learn how to harden their browsers.
I really like Firefox Focus for mobile since it only allows you to have one tab active. This design really encourages compartmentalization of your browsing.
Firefox is the best browser ever made
Not really.
Firefox has been showing me ads for Andrew Yang (a US presidential candidate for 2020) in my history bar (ordered by last visited). It shows his site as the second top option, with the donation site as the first option. Although I love my hardened Firefox, I hate mozilla for doing this crap in their browser. I got hardened Brave alongside Firefox on all my devices, but I've been wondering if I should go with something like GNU IceCat.
I use slimjet for computer and kiwi for Android. Both have a concern for privacy.
How about these browsers: Epic, Iron Browser and Opera browser with free vpn? Can you please experiment on them or take a look on them and tell us if they are safe in term of privacy ?
Awesome video! Could you please make a similar video about browsers for Mobile devises.
just use firefox on android. i have all the same extension like on my desktop
Kiwi
@Techlore Great job bro & thanks but is it the same for Mac users? ;-)
Yes, all of Go Incognito is universal unless explicitly stated to be for a specific OS. Premium will have additions to the videos making this clearer.
Techlore. Thanks & keep up the great job! 😎👍
You should do a video about just configuring Firefox.
As the video says it’s a quadrilogy. The next few lessons cover this
@@techlore Thanks!
Epic Privacy Browser is one if not the best one I am using. It blocked adds and protects you.
I really like google chrome browser and have been using it for years and I wanted to know would it be better for me to be using a VPN along with chrome for more protection? I had this would make my account more secure. Please let me know what you think or suggest for a service and the best settings
. Thanks
Using a VPN with Chrome is certainly an improvement (if you pick the right VPN) but Google is still building a profile of your browsing activity, such as the examples mentioned by Henry in the video. I strongly suggest that you switch to Brave if you like how Chrome works as it is a Chromium browser. The other choices are also good if you want to try them out.
@@TheUltimateGamerino I am now convinced and starting to use the Brave.com web browser. My problem is now that I have been using lastpass (paid version) to store my passwords. I found out that it is not compatible with the brave web browser. What do you suggest I do to completely divorce myself from google chrome? So far, I have all my saved passwords from google and my bookmarks have been copied to the Brave browser. My last thing to do is start a VPN service.
what you guys think of Vivaldi browser?
Please add a section in your next video about configuring brave rewards
Go Incognito has finished scripting for near a year now. Brave rewards can be a video completely separate from the course :)
Brave is based on Chromium.
Personally, I won't use Firefox (or anything based on it) because I hate the interface and it periodically deletes all of my data (settings, extensions, everything) for no reason.
I don't use Firefox anymore because it's so resources hungry. I use Slimjet browser and sometimes Iridium.
Librewolf?
Actualizare Browser😮
What about DuckDuckGo , Edge, IE, Safari, Firefox Focus? Im a bit dissapointed in this video as the contents is very thin and you're only covering 3 of the available browsers. Thanks
Duckduckgo was covered last video as it's a search engine. IE and Safari are not suitable for hardening so they won't be covered. Firefox and Chrome will be used as examples for hardening in the next 3 lessons. But keep in mind one of the lessons "Your Browsing Habits" is applicable to all browsers. There are three more parts to this lesson.
@@techlore thanks.
How do you style your hair? What's your hair care routine?
Wait are you serious? I never thought this day would come! You may be a bit disappointed to find out nothing too special. Currently, I shower with Head and Shoulders and use a hair massager to get dead hair, dry my hair with a towel, andddd kind of randomly part it to the right with some palmade and mess it up. This video (which was recorded around 3-4 months ago) I was using Crew Firm gel very lightly on the front to raise it up a bit and keep the top down. Honestly nothing too special.
@@techlore thank you so much, do you use any hair oils? And how often do you wash your hair?
@@techlore you two have the same hair.
No hair oils no. And I wash once a day normally. I run every day so it is kind of necessity
Why do you keep calling us (those watching the video) Lemurs?
I use opera + duckduckgo, should i use firefox or brave, tor?
Would like to get an (expert) opinion on opera as well.
Opera = proprietary and most definitely a privacy concern (like requesting lots of things at startup).
Firefox* has been showing ads in my history tab. I recommend you go with Brave. I really wish Firefox would go back to its roots.
But brave is based on chrome!!
@@j.s9875 The devs at Brave are quite capable people, I would say. The devs is the reason why I wouldn't trust most browsers, like PaleMoon. The CEO of Brave is a cofounder of Mozilla and the creator of JavaScript.
Brave has improved a lot and I would dare say it's faster than Chrome. Also, it is based on Chromium, but the devs are stripping (some) parts of google code.
Is there a guide how to configure firefox?
A channel called "The Hated One" has done a great tutorial on how to configure Firefox for maximum privacy:
th-cam.com/video/tQhWdsFMc24/w-d-xo.html
THOs guide will work. Also keep in mind the next 3 lessons discuss this too.
@@techlore thanks all. Yes ofc I Support your videos. As vpn I use mullvad
Opera and Vivaldi
Opera is owned by a Chinese Company and makes a shit load of unsolicited requests upon start up. Vivaldi assigns your device a unique ID identification code. Both are a plague on privacy.
uBlock Origin. Take the time to study it and use it. It is a very powerful ad blocking and privacy tool. Highly recommended.
Next few lessons will cover :)
I use Vivaldi and Firefox. I guess Vivaldi will do tracking because it is based on Chromium?
Bad move. Vivaldi gives your device a unique ID associated with them. You should switch to another browser of Chromium, consider Iridium or Ungoogled Chromium.
@@zeecaptain3520 What about Firefox does it have any privacy issues like that?
Doesn't recommend chromium but recommends brave ? Hello?
Brave out of the box! The next few lessons are aimed at chromium and Firefox. Context is needed here as I do believe hardened chromium is effective as well.
Brave is based on Chromium but they claim they have stripped out the Google data collection. I would like to see someone do a privacy audit that shows if it is collecting data.
They still collect information, don't waste your time with their browser.
@@zeecaptain3520
Do you know that for sure? I also suspect that is the case. Do you have a link to an audit?
Brave lol. This didn't age well.
so far no one has talked about vivaldi it's a chromium browser, very convenient and powerful but I'm no security expert, so can anyone recommend?
Not only is chrome collecting data and eating storage (RAM and internal), it’s the most exploited with shitty pop up ads.
brave is it private ? it is a cryptomining and advertising browser that replace ads with its own, I dont think that is private , I firefox instead
uhh no it is not cryptomining at all. BAT is something separate and you have the full option to use it or not. (It isn't even a default). Also BAT is not mining, it is an advertising replacement which is aimed at monetizing the internet privately and sustainably. Firefox is great, just keep in mind Brave is NOT a bad option.
@@techlore but another problem with brave is that it doesn't block twitter and facebook trackers (checkout brave source code for more information)
but what is the reason of paying users if they watch ads ? please read more info about brave
@@michaelselui6998 I do not recommend Brave. It's a very bad browser from a privacy perspective.
Brave browser?
It’s in the video
Not more Updates for this Project? :(
Still being released!
@@techlore sounds good, thanks =)
@@techlore Buddy, when are new videos coming to the playlist? I binged them all already, great content!
Today or tomorrow
Microsoft Edge???? Is it good??
Microsoft Edge used to be almost as bad as Internet Explorer, but it was recently rebuilt to run on a Chromium-based framework. Currently, it's no better than Google Chrome, as they're almost identical in functionality. The only major difference is that in Edge, Microsoft collects all your user data instead of Google.
What about safari???!!
Not much better than anything else the standard brands offer like Chrome, Explorer, etc.
Vivaldi
It's a terrible browser for privacy.
@@zeecaptain3520 why?
More specifically your browser is your entry to the web. Since the web is the ONLY part of the internet a browser can access.
so there is no continiu?
Soon
what about Opera?
it's closed source therefore you can't trust opera
Also owned by a Chinese company
Say, what about the DuckDuckGo browser?
I say they shove downloading it down your throat
@@GifGamingReal I got an ad for it before this video
Dolphin?
Qutebrowser
+tor :)
It lacks support for majorly important plugins
Dude for someone who's channel is named 'Techlore' you sure don't know how technology works huh? It's as simple as analyzing TCP flow, grab the source/destination IP of google's data collection servers, and the ports used. Open up your firewall, which every shitty router has now, though I would recommend a Cisco router. Define your new access list to block all TCP egress traffic to the destination/source IP (depending on which TCP traffic you analyzed to get the IP) as well as the ports used. Ta-dah, you've now *properly* filtered a minute section of your traffic with your router. All the benefits of using Chrome, none of your perceived drawbacks.
Tail USB. >.>
Been using Firefox for years..
What happened to this course?
Still rolling out!
Techlore can’t wait for 3.8 and premium version!
What about duck duck go?
It's a search engine, part of your browser but I don't recommend them.
Zee Captain why?
No Brave?
It is towards the end...
Why didn't you shit on all the chromium crap like opera or vivaldi
Or the vendor specific safari and edge
Fantastic channel. But why only patreon?
They are super evil. Please add other support alternatives
Glad you like the channel! And if Patreon is on your naughty list, here are plenty of other options:
techlore.tech/support.html
Dissenter browser
Horrible browser.
Duckduckgo browser
0:03 "Without it, you wouldn't be able to really do anything would you?" - I still have my terminal.
^This. A lot of people either don't know or don't remember that once upon a time browsers didn't exist in order to explore the internet. You were restricted to using text code.
3:02 can you actually explain what you're saying here? This makes no sense. And no, Firefox does not offer more "script blocking" over Brave, that's total nonsense
Your video is on browser privacy, and you haven't done enough research lol...
Techlord, hit me up with these "hidden script" settings, thanks!
Please keep in mind this video is part 1 of 4 videos covering browser hardening. Brave doesn't allow the same kind of control of scripts and trackers as a hardened Firefox WILL eventually allow, after following the next few lessons. Out of the box Brave is very competitive, but they've come under criticism for not creating a perfect out-of-the box tool, which is expected. Firefox gives control, Brave gives convenience. Convenience will not offer the same degree of control over blocking specific types of scripts on a site-by-site basis. As I was editing this lesson I kept pausing at that exact timestamp and debated whether or not to expand on this...congrats for pointing out the moment I was struggling to decide on for a long time. I probably should've expanded...
@@techlore None of what you said answers my question or remotely makes sense.. why are you making these videos when you clearly don't know what you're talking about?
You were answered. TLDR: There will be much finer control over scripts and trackers in a hardened and configured Firefox than an out-of-the-box tool like Brave when everything is said and done. This will be covered in the next few lessons. If you don’t agree, then please explain where I’ve gone wrong.
err BRAVE is CHROMIUM based??
Mozilla maybe cant be trusted in the longrun they been doing very controversial stuff.
@@mamaluigi0631 yup
@@mamaluigi0631 they teamed with big tech to add the bullshit pile
@@epicgrapefruit7563 find one you can use the internet, brave is a good first choice.
@@epicgrapefruit7563 i said my alternative, if you cant search for an alternative
thats not my problem
@@epicgrapefruit7563 iridium browser. Ungoogled Chromium. Or just use Firefox but harden it extremely I can list a website of a user who made an amazing list of what to do.
Hey, man, your uh, video? You do realize Firefox does more than just a "small amount of tracking." Firefox makes a ton of unsolicited Browser Requests, as well as being a slower engine. It's pretty problematic of a browser that it needs to be CONFIGURED to be privacy centric.
That, in itself, is an awful browser. Secondly, you should have mentioned these browsers instead: iridium Browser, Ungoogled Chromium, as well as Pale Moon Browser.
Brave and Firefox both make unsolicited requests immediately upon start up which could do a variety of things from getting your IP location to your geolocation.
It should also be mentioned Brave is a highly unethical browser, that whitelists trackers from the worse offenders of privacy: Facebook, Google, as well as Twitter, Yahoo, and Cloudflare. This series is a nice step in the right direction but you should be trying to get your users to go above and beyond, or put in levels of privacy and ease of use.