Whats the best internet browser that doesn't sell your data and isnt super resource intensive?
no such thing. why would someone make a free browser that doesn't steal your data?they want a way to get back their investment, whether it be time or money
JUF(Just Use Firefox)
>>110297623>doesn't sell your dataSomething truly open source like libreworf or pale moon.>isn't super resource intensive No such thing, at least not something really usable for the modern web.
>>110297623IE11 used to be the best. Not even joking. The UI was fucking fast, had support for enough modern shit (at the time of its release), and it had the greatest favourites/rss sidebar. It even cached RSS feeds, so when some retard shot itself in the foot and got his blog killed, you could still retain the links to the images which often worked for a long time even once the blog was axed.Of course this was back in like 2011.
>>110297623Midori
>>110297623I'm a simple man, the basilisk navigator it's my favorite, works and he is perfect to access forums like 4chan and others.
>>110297623I have an old machine and I've tried a few>EdgeFast but bloated with obnoxious microsoft stuff>VivaldiCool settings but a bit slow loading sites>BraveFast and minimal settings but there's always an update that break thingsCurrently using Helium, has the best performance but I had to patch it for DRM content to work and doesn't include a password manager
Most of the "browsers" in that image are dead.
>>110297623Brave Origin (so you dont have to bother with disabling the bloat)/thread
There's been an explosion of browser "interfaces" (Mostly Arc clones) but not of browser "engines". Chromium still pulls the strings and even the newcomers Ladybird and Servo are just reimplementing the same techniques instead of providing true new innovation.
>>110297623librewolfungoogled chromium
They're all polished turds, but the chromium devs are the one that takes security somewhat seriously in the code base and the only devs that started with security in mind. So chromium/ungoogled chromium.
>>110297666>Something truly open source like libreworf or pale moon.for me it's IceCat
>>110297779>Midorithat's not a browser, that's my wife
