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What are your takes on the Zen browser?
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this post was submitted on 18 Feb 2026
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Ublock is added by default to librewolf, unless you installed it in an unconventional way.
When it comes to zen I haven't really seen a compelling reason for it. I care about privacy more than functionality, but I don't really want to go about hardening a whole new browser.
I have found that using PWAs with librewolf as the engine is very in lign with my mental image of how to run things.