Waterfox

Waterfox is a Firefox fork that enables open-source flexibility and transparency, alongside a beautiful design and privacy-oriented features that come bundled into the browser's architecture.

This browser is easy to use, as it offers the well-known design Firefox users know and are comfortable with. At the same time, this program is faster than well-known browser solutions and comes packed with some nice features.

For example, you can generate private tabs or turn your current tab session into a private one. By comparison with other browsers, this is convenient because it does not automatically make users start a new session in a separate window.

When it comes to its design, Waterfox is even more comfortable than other browsers. It has over 25 built-in language options, and it does not require users to download and install external packages or add-ons.

At the same time, Waterfox comes with enhanced tracking protection. You can use the standard model, a thorough default model that protects you against social media trackers, cross-site tracking cookies in normal and private navigation mode, private window trackers, as well as crypto mining and fingerprinting activities.

Alternatively, users can opt for an even stricter privacy mode, which could however cause some websites to break.

As a third option, you can opt for a custom privacy model, a user-defined implementation that lets you block only the contents you deem unsafe.

Last but not least, this browser lets you automatically send 'Do Not Track' signals to websites that try to classify and track your online activity.

Waterfox is an incredibly performant browser solution. It runs fast, does not lag, possesses Firefox's built-in design and simplicity, and has a much tougher stance on privacy-related matters and on user protection.