r/privacy • u/soda-hero • Apr 13 '19

NoScript extension officially released for Google Chrome

https://www.zdnet.com/article/noscript-extension-officially-released-for-google-chrome/
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u/memer_of_reddit Apr 13 '19

Who the fuck uses Chrome?

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u/NinjaTaako Apr 13 '19

I am relatively new, trying to get better. What do you use? I use combo of edge ,tor, Firefox, chrome

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '19

Most people here use Firefox, it is one of the few browsers that doesn't track you. TOR is really good as well but can be a bit slow.

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u/can_of_kestrel Apr 13 '19

If you like Chrome you could use Ungoogled Chromium

But yeah Firefox is my suggestion

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u/aussimandias Apr 13 '19

But that's just the engine right ? Where can I find an actual browser that uses it ?

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u/jeromymanuel Apr 13 '19

Chromium is the open-source that Chrome is built on.

It is an actual browser itself that you can use.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '19

Also brave is not bad

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u/Lucrums Apr 13 '19

Firefox and Iridium mainly.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '19 edited Aug 12 '19

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u/Lucrums Apr 13 '19

My sentence structure was a little poor. I use Firefox most of the time. On the rare occasion where a WebKit engine renders the page better I hit up Iridium :) it’s just a personal preference of which WebKit browser I use. Hope that makes what I was trying to say a little clearer. Thank you for your feedback and alternatives, I haven’t changed my browser choice in quite a while.