The guys without a VPN, adblocker, thrid party cookies and tracking blocked or disabled by defualt, all things opera does without the need for any user interaction, but firefox takes the win for privacy??? How on Earth does one justify such a postion, and can we get a screenshot, video, or anything of the amazing gold medal winning mental gymnastics you must have done to discredit your entire article by ending it in such bizare fashion? Not to mention firefox champions itself as a privacy-centric broswer, while litterally doing nothing actually about protecting your privacy, and even tracks you worse than most social media sites do, something you once again forgot to mention in your article or before awarding the privacy win to firefox… Bizare isn’t a strong enough word for the mental gymnastics that went into that decision, please send videos or pics of them though!

Hands down, Opera, especially the Opera GX brand, which also includes a built in data wiper ccleaner style, cleaning up cookies, cache, temp and junk files left over by websites, tabs downloads, even icons at the click of a button, as well as built in limiters so you can say, I only want my broser to have access to 25% of my CPU, or RAM, another thing firefox just doesn’t do! Fact is where once innovative, firefox has become a dinosaur in the browser race anymore, the update where they broke all of their truly customizable extensions being the nail in the coffin of firefox as a legitimate broswer for those fans of customizations and security let alone privacy, while failing to innovate where it once thrived, so lets be honest. Firefox doesn’t hold a candle to the innovative, damn good looking, browers that opera is fielding today, especially Opera GX, which is why while broswers like firefox decline in users, Opera is gaining ground hand over fist, growth rate exceeding 20% ensuring its fiscal vitality for years to come in the process by delivering features and functionality end users actually crave.

I enjoyed the article for the most part but just found myself dumbfounded and baffled anyone would award privacy awards to the guys who want to champion the abusers of PRISIM and giving those very absuers control over the internet as some boon for online privacy! Thanks for the good read and have a good one.