Duckduckgo or Brave

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BootlegPopeye said:
I hate to say it, but I feel like there is not a really good all around solution to the Search Question yet.
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YACY, self hosted p2p search engine.

Failing that; at least Yandex and Bing don't seem to manipulate search results for political purposes.
 
you can migrate all of your chrome settings to brave with a single click when you install it. have had no issues with brave.
 
Neither use Startpage as a search engine and Firefox as a browser.
 
Plenty of browsers still support selecting your own search engine. Firefox, Vivaldi, Opera, Brave, etc etc. You don't need to be stuck on Brave to use Brave Search, it's a search engine like every other. Choose whichever browser you like best. In my case it's Vivaldi because I had a hard time finding a replacement for Opera 12, Vivaldi fills that void.
 
DDG recently came out saying they are going to censor search results to minimize people being exposed to Russian propaganda. I switched to Brave when I read about it and that's probably going to be the better option going forward. I also don't mind supporting Brave. I've been enjoying their browser for a while now, and it gives me an no-effort means to support the farms without actually spending money.
 
fesca said:
is harded firefox user freindly?
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You can test it out yourself without changing a single line of code; There are two forks of firefox with different levels of hardening currently that have full development support.
There's Librewolf which is a semi-hardened version of firefox that's user friendly.
And then there's GNU Icecat, which is a really hardened up version of Firefox that's rather hard to use.
Here's the review for both on spyware neocities:
 
XMassAllYearRound said:
You can test it out yourself without changing a single line of code; There are two forks of firefox with different levels of hardening currently that have full development support.
There's Librewolf which is a semi-hardened version of firefox that's user friendly.
And then there's GNU Icecat, which is a really hardened up version of Firefox that's rather hard to use.
Here's the review for both on spyware neocities:
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Thanks now I am using Librewolf rather than base Firefox or Brave
 
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