I am also someone who searches daily for apps that focus on privacy... At the moment, I have come across Firedragon.
It is yet another derivative of Firefox. But is it truly privacy-oriented? I hope I can discuss this with you.
What I have discovered is that Firedragon is actually a derivative of Floorp. Floorp is another browser that, as they claim, is privacy-oriented. But is that really the case? I also discovered that Firedragon originates from India. And I find that quite suspicious. I don't want to immediately say that every person from India who creates something is immediately suspicious. But things do often go wrong there when we talk about scamming. Anyway, let's leave that aside for now.
I would like to know your opinion and knowledge regarding this new browser.
Update notes:
It's not an unknown browser? Firedragon was the default browser in Garuda Linux (not 100% sure if it still is), Garuda if you didn't know is quite a popular Linux distribution that has attracted a bit of attention over the years mostly for its OOTB theming.
its still on linux. and garuda is not privacy focussed. And firedragon seem to be by garuda. Hmmm intressting....
Outside of something like TailsOS, what Linux distros are you regarding as "privacy focused"?
that is kind of offtopic
You're the one that mentioned about Garuda not being privacy focused though? I don't really get why you wouldn't just answer the question if you were responding anyway?
Fair point, but I barely know about Garuda apparently, let alone what's inside it.
So because you don't know about it, "it's straight up unknown"?
I’ve been in the linux scene for more than 30 years and i’ve never heard of Garuda linux either. Why get up in arms about someone not knowing about some weird niche distro?
I'm not "getting up in arms" about it, but rather trying to understand a very confident double down on their comment in a public forum.
The advice to not touch something "unvetted", the fact they so confidently said it was "straight up unknown". Just because you haven't heard of something does not mean you can now confidently start telling people that it is unknown, don't touch it, etc. This isn't Reddit..