We like to keep the duckduckgo subreddit friendly, suitable for children (13+), and free of political discussion that risks leading to personal insults We recommend /r/politics for anything related to politics Rude, vulgar, and/or politically charged posts or replies are subject to removal and may lead to further moderation action I'm using brave, but once i missed a letter and write l instead of k, i automatically redirected to a virussite, and it started to dowload the virus without my permission, so my trust dropped a lot I'm thinking of changing, and i've seen a lot of good comment of duckduckgo's browser Anyone using it or what do you think about it?
Duckduckgo is a private alternative to google search, as well as free browsers for mobile & desktop devices There are however many alternatives to choose, but if you are just getting started on your internet privacy journey, duckduckgo is a great and simple search engine to get started with. I read an article on techcrunch (link below) that says soon to be launched brave search is the only real privacy focused search engine built from ground up I use duckduckgo as my primary search option and was fairly confident about the privacy. We also have privacy extensions for most browsers We've been an independent company since our founding in 2008
So i am not sure, what qualifies it as a privacy browser Brave browser on the other hand has a lot of privacy features, like storage partitioning, fingerprinting mitigations, query parameter filtering and a decent content blocker.
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