DuckDuckGo's privacy-focused browser is now available for Windows | Engadget
DuckDuckGo's privacy-focused browser is now available for Windows | Engadget
Available on Mac in open beta since late last year, DuckDuckGo is launching a Windows version of its browser in beta today.
Duckduckgo does not care about your privacy: https://www.wired.com/story/duckduckgo-microsoft-twitter-ft-bush-assassination-whatsapp/
10 1 ReplyHonestly, it's going to take a lot for me to leave Firefox.
7 0 ReplyI won't leave Firefox.
Extensions on mobile is an instant win for me.
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Is it built on chromium?
I currently use Firefox simply because it's the one privacy focused browser not built on chromium. I don't want to contribute to Google's monopoly over browser traffic.
5 0 ReplyNative Firefox? I would suggest using Librewolf or Icecat.
1 0 ReplyWhy's that? I've had a positive experience with Firefox+extensions.
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Doesn't Duck Duck Go have some weird relationship with Microsoft? I'll stick to self hosting my own Whoogle instance (Searxng is good too) + Firefox
3 0 ReplyDoes DDG still have the same upward trend that they used to before Brave caught on?
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