What's the best non-Safari browser for Mac?

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FYI this has been a popular topic of discussion. If the following links aren’t helpful try the Search:

Web browser fingerprinting

You can see how your current browser is fingerprinted by visiting https://fingerprintjs.com/demo. Brave is starting to roll out sophisticated fingerprinting protection, beginning in its nightly builds. They claim it has the “strongest fingerprinting protections of any popular browser”. They published a blog post about their fingerprinting protection, how it differs from what’s in other browsers, and why it’s so difficult to do, here:

Brave vs. Firefox vs. Safari?

I’m seeing a lot of love for the Brave browser here, which appears to be Chrome with added privacy – or, more precisely, Chrome with added privacy and the tracking code stripped out. Why use Chrome rather than Firefox, which is also making a big privacy push? Why Brave rather that Safari? Is Brave preferable because of the Chrome compatibility, particularly extensions? Thanks!

Obscure web browsers..I've always been a fan

Anyone use Brave? I heard about it yesterday on a Linus Youtube video. Whenever I try to use these obscure things the trade offs are usually steep. Like duckduckgo I just hate the results. I’ve kept Opera loaded on my machine just for fun and use it on a whim

Browser Selection for Online Learning

I know that other threads have addressed the pros/cons of browsers in general and which browsers are most frequently used by members of this forum. My question is more specific. I have always used Safari as my default browser on Apple devices. However, my college has moved to exclusive online instruction (which affects a graduate course I teach) and so has the school where I serve as Head of School. The learning platform for the college is Canvas with Google integration. My school’s current (…

[using Chrome] browser “was about as smart as letting kids run a candy shop.”

Blockquote having the world’s biggest advertising company make the most popular Web browser was about as smart as letting kids run a candy shop. I thought some of our forum readers might find this article of interest, though I suspect, not at all “news“ to any here. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/06/21/google-chrome-has-become-surveillance-software-its-time-switch/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.744969e1429a