Which privacy browser?

[Kresimir]

Sure, you can use whatever you want. Just don’t be under the illusion that it is respecting your privacy. See this thread about Vivaldi:

Manjaro is at it again (shipping proprietary software by default)

An application as sensitive as a web browser should not be proprietary be default. I would argue this is worse than the FreeOffice fiasco, since FreeOffice is not a web-browser, so it does not have to be entrusted with handling so much sensitive data… I don’t want to speculate since I do not have any access to inside information, but there is, in practice, only one reason why they would ship a proprietary application by default, instead of a fully functioning free software alternative… I have …

And this:

Manjaro Cinamon + Vivaldi TechHuts take on that

It’s proprietary. This means, among other things, you cannot check its source code. This, in turn, means that it can1 contain malware that can, among other things, log everything you do online and a lot of things you do offline, and sell it to some third-party data collector to be used for targeted advertising, if not for more nefarious things… Using a proprietary web browser is extremely foolish and careless. The most common reason distros include proprietary browsers in their default insta…