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What We Stripped From Chromium (and What Broke)

Honest UA vs Spoofed UA: A Field Report on What Actually Breaks

Who Really Invented Tabbed Browsing? The Messy, Forgotten History

Every Browser Permission, Explained: What You Grant When You Click "Allow"

Cookie Banners Are Privacy Theater

The Indie Browser Renaissance: Meet the Projects Rebuilding the Web on Their Own Terms

Nav0 vs Opera: From Innovation to Monetization

Nav0 v0.1.2 Performance Update: Even Lighter on the Same Hardware

Nav0 vs Comet Browser: Two Privacy Browsers, Different Trust Models

Nav0 vs DuckDuckGo Browser: When Your Privacy Brand Has a Microsoft Exception

Nav0 vs Microsoft Edge: The Browser That Reports Everything to Redmond

Nav0 vs Tor Browser: Maximum Anonymity vs. Maximum Simplicity

Nav0 vs Safari: Privacy by Default vs. Privacy by Apple's Terms

Nav0 vs Vivaldi: When Your Browser Tries to Be Everything

Nav0 vs Arc: Rethinking the Browser vs. Stripping It Down

Nav0 vs Brave: Privacy Shouldn't Come with a Business Model

Nav0 vs Firefox: When 'Good Enough' Privacy Isn't Good Enough

Incognito Mode Is Not Private: The Biggest Lie Your Browser Tells You

Nav0 vs Chrome: Which Browser Actually Respects Your Data?

Nav0 vs Chrome: A Head-to-Head Performance Benchmark on macOS

The Enshittification of Chrome: How the World's Most Popular Browser Turned Against Its Users

Why Your Browser Wants You to Sign In

Browser Extensions Won't Save Your Privacy

Your Browser Is Watching You: The Hidden Cost of Free Browsing

Stop Forcing AI Into My Browser

Your Browser Doesn't Need a Built-In VPN

Big Tech Owns Your Browser

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Permissions, extensions, VPNs, and the security tradeoffs most browsers would rather you did not think about.

  • Privacy · May 23, 2026 · 24 min readEvery Browser Permission, Explained: What You Grant When You Click "Allow"A long-form reference for every browser permission prompt: camera, mic, geolocation, sensors, storage, notifications, USB, MIDI, and more. What each one means and what gets sent.
  • Privacy · Feb 15, 2026 · 13 min readBrowser Extensions Won't Save Your PrivacyPrivacy-focused extensions are the most common advice for staying safe online. But extensions themselves are a privacy and security risk most people overlook. Here's why bolting on privacy doesn't work.
  • Privacy · Feb 6, 2026 · 13 min readYour Browser Doesn't Need a Built-In VPNBrowsers are shipping with built-in VPN services and calling it a privacy feature. It's not. Here's why browser VPNs are security theater and what you should use instead.

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