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Tor Browser is free and open-source software that guarantees anonymity online through the onion router. It enhances your security and safety while using the internet and is a favorite choice for people who want to browse the web anonmously. The Tor Browser helps you anonymize publishing, web surfing, instant messaging and other functions, using the TCP protocol.

ZeroNet is a decentralized web-like network of peer-to-peer users. It's basically BitTorrent thrown at the problem of web hosting and networking. With ZeroNet you can create open, free and uncensorable websites using cryptograic features of Bitcoin. ZeroNet uses .bit domain names and a decentralized domain regestry using Namecoin.

Sandcat is a free and open-source browser designed for penetration testers and is used for testing security holes and bugs in websites and web applicaitons. The Sandcat Browser is developed by Syshunt on top of Chromium and uses the Lua programming language to provide extensions and scripting support. Although the browser is directed towards system administrators and penetration testers, it can be useful for people who want to verify in real-time how they are tracked online.

Vivaldi is a free web browser developed by the co-founder of Opera Software Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner and Tatsuki Tomita. The browser was first released in 2016, when it set out to rival other popular web browsers with a new take on UI and UX. Vivalid is a fast browser that gives you as a user ton of control over your browsing experience while at the same time respecting your privacy and security.

A free and open-source web browser developed specifically for x64, ARM64, and PPC64LE systems. Waterfox is fully customizable and allows users to modify and extend the browser any way the please with WebExtensions and classic-style bootstrap add-ons. The browser also respects your privacy, with no built-in telemetry or data collections (beside version number, for automatic updates). Waterfox is available for all major computer operating systems like macOS, Linux and Windows, and a mobile version for Android.

Otter Browser is a cross-platform, free and open-source web browser that is designed to be very modular. With Otter Browser, the user can replace whole bookmarks manager or history viewer by the use of plugins and the built-in abstraction layer. The browser is built with the Qt WebEngine as a wrapper around Chromium and released under the GPLv3 and is available for Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms.