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===[https://www.torproject.org Tor]===
A very safe browser, annonymous, a browser which you can use to browse the dark web.
===[https://search.fuckoffgoogle.de/ Fuck off Google search]===
Results are obtained -via proxy- from Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc. to ensure you will not disclose any personal or behavioural data to these companies. These results are "neutral" ie. not influenced by your profile (you are out of the "filter bubble" designed to serve you ads you are more likely to click...).
This service is offered to you by neighbors of Kreuzberg (Berlin) and an international crowd acting together to kick a "Google campus" out of our neighborhood and Google (and its world!) out of our lives. Join us! (Our server takes best effort to respect your privacy: no log is being stored.)
==Email Providers==
'''[https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/user-agent-switcher/ User Agent Switcher]''':
This Addon will fake your browser randomly. So after a few minutes it switches browser and operating system. At least it seams like that for websites you are presently surfing on. This makes it very hard for websites to track you according the information you give them in connection to your browser and your operating system.
===[https://github.com/LeFroid/Viper-Browser Viper]===
There are a lot more browser alternatives than mentioned here so far, for example the Viper browser for which I here add the link. (binary at [https://github.com/LeFroid/Viper-Browser/releases releases]) Though at first glance these browser seem to stay behind in (certain aspects of) functionality, this is outwayed by the flexibility if one can adjust the code on other aspects. If development ceased, it usually can be revived by community efforts. Browsers exist which can substantially mitigate tracking realized by cross-site requests, reducing a lot of bloat (and increasing speed) when accessing the www.
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