level 1. [deleted] · 2y. I use them both. I have not made much modifications on my firefox. For quick searches to simple questions I use duckduckgo (I like the auto-clear functionality) , for more extensive browsing sessions I use firefox. 3. r/privacy. The intersection of technology, privacy, and freedom in a digital world.
DuckduckGo VS Google 💻 Help So i recently switched to Firefox and so far i am loving it, and for a bit more privacy, i am using Duckduckgo, however i am convinced that it is considerably slower to search stuff than using the default [google]
One feature that duckduckgo browser has and brave and firefox don't is you can choose the intervals at which the browser cleans all the search data automatically, whereas on brave and firefox the settings only allow you to clear all data only when you quit the app. Hope this helps. 123 comments. 92% Upvoted.
When comparing DuckDuckGo vs Mozilla Firefox, the Slant community recommends Mozilla Firefox for most people. In the question “What are the best Android web browsers?” Mozilla Firefox is ranked 5th while DuckDuckGo is ranked 8th. The most important reason people chose Mozilla Firefox is:
DuckDuckGo is the most reputable, but it tends to not have very good search results. It works for finding websites and for finding stuff that may be censored by Google, but it does not work as well for searching within specific websites (e.g. Reddit, …
Another difference with Brave, is that most of the urgent security patches are daily in Firefox, but in Brave you have a ± monthly delay (after Google Chrome). In the other hand, Brave is faster than Firefox, general security is better (strong sandbox) than …
Specifically, no adons, different settings and layout, and just overall less fluid experience. Browsers on iOS can only use Webkit engine (Apple's rendering engine), that's why they suck in general. Firefox on Android uses Gecko engine (Firefox's own engine). Firefox is the best for Android.
throwaway1111139991e. · 2y. Firefox. It has working sync (Brave's is not very good from what I hear). DDG doesn't have a desktop browser, so no sync there. Firefox has extensions on mobile and desktop as well. 1. level 1. x-15a2.
DuckDuckGo VS Firefox Focus Hi guys, I'd like to know which between these two privacy browsers do you think is the better choice and why. What I like about Firefox as a whole, is that they still use Google as a search engine but limit Google from accessing your data.
04.02.2019 · When performing searches, Firefox Focus uses Google to generate search results, while DuckDuckGo uses its in-house search engine. But that’s where the disparities between both browsers start to...
20.12.2021 · 5. DuckDuckGo Browser. DuckDuckGo is considered a privacy-focused search engine. It provides tracker network blocking and intelligent encryption functions, preventing your search activity from being tracked. In addition, the DuckDuckGo extension can also display the privacy level from A to F when you visit a specific website.
I’ve been using DuckDuckGo for a few years, and I think the biggest difference is that if you give an ambiguous query, Google will throw 20 different result types at the wall to see what sticks. And DuckDuckGo will just give you the 10 results that best match the ambiguous query, so probably not what you wanted.
31.08.2021 · DuckDuckGo integrates with Google Chrome browser and Mozilla Firefox browser. DuckDuckGo vs Brave: Pricing Brave. Brave is a free-to-use browser. You don’t have to pay anything to block trackers and ads.
level 1. [deleted] · 2y. I use them both. I have not made much modifications on my firefox. For quick searches to simple questions I use duckduckgo (I like the auto-clear functionality) , for more extensive browsing sessions I use firefox. 3. r/privacy. The intersection of technology, privacy, and freedom in a digital world.
Also OnionBrowser is usable in some cases. Between the two though, I would recommend DuckDuckGo. 2. level 1. TheSeekerAround. · 3 mo. ago. if you want just searches then ddg is best but if you want more than searches, then FF (not daylight versions which is on ventilator but before 70 like 68 or 69 version) is best.
Firefox is doing pretty good. tab unloading just landed in 93 and the new Fission architecture for site isolation is rolling out. I'll go over the obligatory talking points in case you haven't seen them already: uBlock Origin works best on Firefox. Firefox Sync is private by design with full end-to-end encryption and support for extension sync.