04-19-2020 , 11:14 AM
Quote:The MacTribe team and I are big fans of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) who are essentially the defenders of digital privacy and free speech across the internet. I’ve even got an EFF sticker plastered over my camera (paranoid much?)
If you’ve landed on this page, you’re probably familiar with the growing concerns around safety and privacy when online. We may only be a micro team of mac support nerds in a small office, but we’ve seen our fair share of cyber breach attempts and it got me thinking…
Which browser is the most secure? Who is taking privacy seriously these days?
As EFF points out, we’re in a time where technology is moving faster than governments can change the laws, especially when it comes to how your data is used and stored. While EFF is fighting the battle in courts and around the world, it’s up to you and I to protect ourselves as much as we can by choosing the tools that take privacy seriously.
It’s not to say that it’s all bad news, but maintaining your privacy online is a pro-active effort, and the tools you use play a big role.
In this article, I’ve put together a list of the 12 best browsers (from worst to best) which take security and privacy seriously. Some of them you’ve probably heard of, and some are a little crazy too.
Table Of Contents
1. Microsoft Edge
2. Opera
3. Google Chrome
4. Chromium
5. Safari
6. FreeNet
7. Vivaldi
8. Waterfox
9. Brave
10.Tor Browser
11. Epic Browser
12. Firefox
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