Fast, secure browser with built-in ad block, privacy controls, and global tracking protections. Optimizes data, speed, and battery life.
Privacy-centric, open-source browser with unique UI features like vertical tabs, Split View, and Zen Glance, focusing on security and tranquility.
Chromium-based browser with preinstalled open-source blockers, default anti-tracking features, no data collection, full extension support, and a minimal interface.
A Floorp fork with custom branding and KDE patches by OpenSUSE. Features include pre-installed extensions like Ublock Origin and canvasblocker.
Open-source browser disables Google integration and background services, increasing privacy, stripping binaries, and offering user control with full transparency.
Open-source web browser built on Firefox, prioritizing privacy and anonymity while offering a Chromium-like interface, user customization, and robust tracking protection.
Waterfox is an open-source, privacy-focused browser based on the popular open source browser with a red panda as a mascot. It is designed to be a drop-in replacement for said browser that offers enhanced privacy features, performance improvements, and customizability while...
Privacy-focused browser with over 500 settings for enhanced security and performance, independent of Firefox, and not affiliated with Mozilla.
Open-source browser project forming the codebase for other browsers, with strong security, stability, frequent updates, and wide platform compatibility.
Not as accessible as other options for everyday use
The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network.
Enhance privacy with a secure, portable browser that hides your IP and encrypts connections on multiple platforms, maintaining anonymity.
Privacy and security enhanced releases of Chromium for GrapheneOS. Vanadium provides the WebView and standard user-facing browser on GrapheneOS.
Trivalent is a specialized, security-hardened Chromium browser for desktop Linux, primarily targeting Fedora and other RPM-based distributions. Developed by secureblue and inspired by the Vanadium browser from the GrapheneOS project, Trivalent applies additional patches, sandbox...
Note: Ladybird and Servo have their own browser engines (not Chromium, Gecko, or Webkit)
Ladybird is an open-source web browser currently in development, with an alpha version expected to launch in 2026.
Memory-safe, modular web rendering engine with parallel processing, advanced graphics support, cross-platform compatibility, and open-source codebase.
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What about firefox ? It’s free, open source, secure and is one of the rare that runs on it’s own engine.
Vanilla Firefox used to be a great browser. Unfortunately, Mozilla is slowly destroying it. If you prefer not to use chromium, I suggest using a config or fork of Firefox like Zen Browser, Floorp, Librewolf, etc
Vivaldi is better than most, but it is closed source. Web browsers are one of the most important pieces of software that people use on a daily basis... if Vivaldi introduces bad features, sell to another company, or gets hacked - there is no recourse for users who want to continue to use it. Clippy wont stand for it
¿Por qué Vivaldi esta último en la miniatura? 😭