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*[https://www.brave.com Brave] - friends with DuckDuckGo. Great for privacy, but enables tracking for Facebook and Twitter by default. Uses Google's Blink engine.
*[https://www.brave.com Brave] - friends with DuckDuckGo. Great for privacy, but enables tracking for Facebook and Twitter by default. Uses Google's Blink engine.
*Slimbrowser, Slimboat (discontinued in 2016), and [[Slimjet]] - have built-in ad blockers and don’t report back to Google and Chrome. They are versatile and customizable. Slimbrowser originally used the Trident engine (but may have switched to the Firefox engine), Slimboat used QtWebKit, and Slimjet uses the blink engine.
*Slimbrowser, Slimboat (discontinued in 2016), and [[Slimjet]] - have built-in ad blockers and don't report back to Google and Chrome. They are versatile and customizable. Slimbrowser originally used the Trident engine (but may have switched to the Firefox engine), Slimboat used QtWebKit, and Slimjet uses the blink engine.
*[[SRWare Iron]] - uses the Blink engine of Chrome. Doesn’t report activity history to the publisher or anyone else.
*[[SRWare Iron]] - uses the Blink engine of Chrome. Doesn't report activity history to the publisher or anyone else.
*[[Internet Explorer]] was a feature-rich browser. Many sites used to work well with this browser, including Yahoo! and Bing. However, it suffered from many security issues over the years, and tended to run slower than the alternatives. Microsoft ended support for IE11 (the last version) in 2020. Many sites no longer support Internet Explorer, especially graphics-intensive sites, and services which require modern DRM support.
*[[Internet Explorer]] was a feature-rich browser. Many sites used to work well with this browser, including Yahoo! and Bing. However, it suffered from many security issues over the years, and tended to run slower than the alternatives. Microsoft ended support for IE11 (the last version) in 2020. Many sites no longer support Internet Explorer, especially graphics-intensive sites, and services which require modern DRM support.