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10 months agoNo surprise
No surprise
Also NextDNS is great because you can change every setting (and the free tier offers you way more usage than you will ever use)
Is this only an American thing ? I don’t think I’ve ever seen something like this in the European countries I’ve been in
Wow, it turns out I’m not the only person to have ever used “privacy browser”.
I still have it in case some page has issues with Firefox (probably the issue is not actually with Firefox but with the extensions I installed).
I only stopped using privacy browser as my daily driver because it uses WebView which is based on the Chromium engine and therefore makes the Chromium monopoly bigger. But it was still a nice browser.