We bring you the latest developments from the web browser world along with our own first-hand experience of the features, bugs, etc that we report on.

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Joined July 2017
Brave browser gets automatic EXIF data removal, stricter private windows, and more with update 1.98.60 youtube.com/shorts/WC9bfbaiJ…
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DuckDuckGo backs Tor Project and open web non-profits in latest $1 million grant DuckDuckGo is handing out $1 million to privacy groups, open-source developers, and Big Tech watchdogs in its 2026 charitable round. It is the 16th year that the company has shared profits this way, pushing total donations since 2011 past $9 million. A good chunk goes to groups keeping everyday web browsing independent. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Internet Archive, and the Tor Project each get $25,000 so people can “explore the internet with privacy.” Another $30,000 went to the Internet Security Research Group, the team behind Let’s Encrypt, which secures billions of web connections for free. Signal received $50,000 for its encrypted messaging app. The Open Source Technology Improvement Fund got $25,000 after using AI and security researchers to fix over 500 security bugs across critical open-source projects. More: piunikaweb.com/2026/10/27/du…
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Safari users can now install EEF’s Privacy Badger to stop cross-site tracking [A thread] 🔽
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It is meant to work alongside a normal ad blocker. To install it, you need macOS 26.5 or higher. Grab it from the App Store, then open Safari Settings, turn the extension on, and select “Always allow on every website.”
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Firefox is getting a floating "Mini Window" for easier multitasking, now in beta A thread 🔽
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In a Mozilla Connect post, an employee shared a demo of popping out an entire tab or highlighting a specific box on a site to float by itself. This arrives after Mozilla started trying to win over displaced Arc users by teasing a Little Arc replacement.
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