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      <title>Privacy and the browser</title>
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      <description>The quest for a better browser I&#39;ve been getting fed up with how bloated and slow Chrome has been lately, and decided to see if I could find something better.
The first stop on this journey was the DuckDuckGo browser. It&#39;s a simple shell around the system WebView, so basically It&#39;s chromium based browser. It was ok...
Pros:
 Privacy focused
 Fast lightweight
 Password manager/cloud sync - also a con.</description>
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