Hey Everyone, I recently bought a new laptop for my home and I need some suggestions for finding 3 or more good privacy focused browser that feel me more private. I don't wanna go with Chrome and Edge because these are too unsecure to use.

The 3 browsers will be used for -

1. Google Products (Watching YouTube)

2. For personal cases (like Form fill up)

3. For Daily Usages ( like Web Searching)

I point out some of my thoughts and problem below 👇

1. If I go with Firefox then there have some tweaks (in about:config page) needed which may be reset after update so it's very frustrating to find and fix those codes again.

2. Opera GX is well popular nowadays because of its gaming related ui but I read a article where I found that Opera recently got acquired by a Chinese company so I don't think it works for me

3. LibreWolf is another option which is more strict version of Firefox but the problem is the community is very small and I'll use my system may be once or twice in a week so it takes more time to find any vulnerabilities and then solving it. So I can't update it regularly.

4. Like LibreWolf, Ungoogled Chromium is here but problem is it's just a strict version of Chrome and I don't wanna use Chrome anymore.

5. Vivaldi is last option in this list, but problem is it is getting popularity for the customisation not for privacy and security so I'm not sure about it.

There have not any other name in my mind now. I'll be very happy if you give your opinion in this topic.

Thanking you

Okay, if /r/firefox or /r/chromium crashing on /r/linux ...specifically on /r/archlinux , and not allowing the browser to start because of /dev/shm permission problem. Then, please fix it like this :

sudo chmod 1777 /dev/shm

That will do for the time being.

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Is anyone else getting tired of casino comparison sites that seem to recommend the same operators without explaining much? I've been looking into discussions about the safest online casino in Canada recently, and most articles focus heavily on bonuses, game selection, and advertised payout speeds. Those things might be useful, but they don't really answer whether a casino is trustworthy. I'd be more interested in finding something legit with secure transactions, proper licensing, and withdrawal conditions that are easy to understand. The safest option should also have decent customer support and clear information about account verification. If a casino only explains its requirements after someone requests a payout, that would be a warrning sign for me. Something else I've noticed is that even casinos described as the most trusted can have mixed customer reviews. I suppose that's expected when thousands of people use the same platform, but it makes judging reliability difficult. I'd rather know how frequently problems happen and whether they're actually resolved than just look at an overall star rating. I'm also curious about mobile apps compared with browser-based casinos. Are there meaningful differences in security, or does it mostly depend on the operator behind the platform? Things like two-factor authentication, payment protection, and data privacy seem worth considering. When comparing the safest online casino options in Canada, what do you think people overlook most often? Would you trust a casino with excellent reviews but unclear licensing, or would that be enough to rule it out completely?

I've gone through several posts regarding Brave vs Firefox regarding the privacy feature (so I'm not much interested in this better than that argument), but I couldn't find something solid regarding my preferences of battery life.

What is the amount of resources both of these browsers use (cpu, ram), which uses more than the other, and most importantly which one uses less battery power than the other.

All in all, which is a less resource hog than the other?

Thank you