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<blockquote data-quote="Arequire" data-source="post: 1076734" data-attributes="member: 59283">The Tor Browser is designed to provided anonymity and should be used as such. Using it for casual browsing is essentially a non-starter, as it&#039;s extremely slow and a lot of websites treat Tor traffic as inherently malicious.Mullvad Browser is a version of the Tor Browser that doesn&#039;t connect to the Tor network. It&#039;s developed by the Tor Project themselves, designed to be used with a VPN, and gives VPN users the Tor Browser&#039;s anti-fingerprinting protections. Obviously it can used it without a VPN as well; it provides the same protections regardless, but not doing so means your IP address will be a trackable attribute.As for LibreWolf, I don&#039;t know all that much about it, besides it being a privacy-enhanced version of Firefox. I also don&#039;t know what it offers over applying a privacy-enhancing template to Firefox itself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arequire, post: 1076734, member: 59283"] The Tor Browser is designed to provided anonymity and should be used as such. Using it for casual browsing is essentially a non-starter, as it's extremely slow and a lot of websites treat Tor traffic as inherently malicious. Mullvad Browser is a version of the Tor Browser that doesn't connect to the Tor network. It's developed by the Tor Project themselves, designed to be used with a VPN, and gives VPN users the Tor Browser's anti-fingerprinting protections. Obviously it can used it without a VPN as well; it provides the same protections regardless, but not doing so means your IP address will be a trackable attribute. As for LibreWolf, I don't know all that much about it, besides it being a privacy-enhanced version of Firefox. I also don't know what it offers over applying a privacy-enhancing template to Firefox itself. [/QUOTE]

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