[chunky]

Hello folks,

I recently came across the news about the new Mullvad browser, and I'm quite intrigued by it.
For those who might not be aware, Mullvad is a well-known VPN service provider that focuses on privacy and anonymity. They have now released their own browser, which claims to enhance privacy even further. It's designed to be a lightweight and secure browser that prioritizes user privacy and avoids data collection. It's a collaboration between Tor and Mullvad and you could say it’s the actual Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Its main focus is to minimize tracking and fingerprinting.

It comes with a few preconfigured extensions out of the box:

• Mullvad Browser Extension
  
• NoScript
  
• uBlock Origin
  

The Mullvad Browser Extension allows you to directly interact with your VPN:



Have you used the Mullvad browser yet? If so, what are your initial impressions?
Are there any particular aspects of the Mullvad browser that you appreciate or find lacking?

[User23]

Does it block as much of the browser fingerprinting based on how images are rendered that Tor is able to block?

[Drako]

If you want a Firefox fork, I would avoid Mull and use LibreWolf. Its stood the test of time, and has had no major issues.

After Mullvad removed port forwarding (iVPN too), people have been drifting away from Mullvad as a whole.

[johnnydoeee4]

it work great but i use a different vpn