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Librewolf but like... for chromium?
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this post was submitted on 06 Dec 2023
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So one vor two days later anx I can say now that I switch from thorium to ungoogled chromium Wayland. Didn't have issues with defaults and yea its pretty much the same
Cool! Brave is best for fingerprinting protection, the pretty much plain Chromiums dont really have that.
Couldn't an extention fix this like canvasfinger or privacy badger?
No the base Browser needs to be hardened. On top of that you can install addons but privacy badger is pretty weak afaik, and canvas is just one vector. There still is UA, Apis, referrer policies, WebGL etc
Yea I can do that. I mean it will take a time but it should be possible. Tbh just don't wanna use brave. www.deviceinfo.me is a hood site for checking how hard you browser i s hardened
Thats most often privacy improvements and not hardening, two different things.
I dont wanna use Chromium, but if I would, I would use Brave.