[PC] Librewolf, Mullvad Browser or Brave ?

YouriGOS

Which one is the "overall best" ?

DeletedUser588

YouriGOS my personal preference is librewolf, just due to brave constantly throwing me built in captcha prompts very frequently, it's borderline unusable for me. I personally haven't tried mullvad though, but I've heard mixed results about it. Librewolf did better in my tests with browser audit than brave did, so I'll definitely vouch for librewolf.

Murcielago

Hard to say - you'd have to define what “overall best” means for you first.

So here's some general information that will hopefully serve you:

https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/16685-best-desktop-browser
https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/6995-pc-brave-or-firefox-or-waterfox-o-librewolf
https://www.privacyguides.org/en/desktop-browsers/
https://www.privacytools.io/private-browser
https://privacytests.org/

DeletedUser594

Murcielago https://www.privacytools.io/private-browser

FYI, Privacy Guides and PrivSec split from PrivacyTools because of corruption

libertarian I think this might be a bit out of scope for the GrapheneOS forum, but https://privacyguides.org/ has a lot of discussion on the topic.

Also, PrivSec split from Privacy Guides because of corruption. GrapheneOS supports PrivSec over Privacy Guides.

Here is a guide evaluating browser privacy and security, based on technical merit and written by a secureblue contributor. They recommend Vanadium and Trivalent, and mention how even Chrome and Edge can have optimal privacy and security through group policies.

libertarian

I think this might be a bit out of scope for the GrapheneOS forum, but https://privacyguides.org/ has a lot of discussion on the topic.

user2025

Im using Firefox as main browser with like eight secure and privacy extensions. Most important are the extensions than the browser itself.

Then,Vivaldi to test once off certain things.

Found Hermit perfect for having multiple safe containerised secure isolated profiles for certain sites or resources.

pit2p

Not answering your question correctly, but try this one if you are on Linux

https://github.com/secureblue/Trivalent