

I don’t think we can ever trust Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome to release a version that strips back lucrative “features”, but we don’t have to because many faithful community modifications are always available, from extensions and scripts that strip some bloat (Brave debloat tool) to browser programs and apps that castrate the upstream’s bloat from the beginning. Librewolf and Zen (both linked in another comment) are great options for Linux. They still allow you to use Mozilla Sync by default, but with configuration, even that can be decentralised.
After choosing one, you may already be aware of this option, but I recommend turning off browser autofill and replacing it with something like the Bitwarden app or extension and pairing it with your own Vaultwarden server, changing the default homepage if you don’t like it, and changing the default search engine if you don’t like it to another. You can also configure an engine that isn’t on the list, like a self-hosted (or public) SearXNG instance.













Holy macaroni. I started off with an actually okay device sourced from AliExpress, the Ipega 9083S while testing if it was something I liked, then I upgraded massively to the Abxylute S9 wired rather than Bluetooth. I recommend both depending on budget :) both support all platforms pretty much with Mode settings
Ipega (also side note, this thing had an invincible battery life):

Abxylute (build quality is great, has passthrough charging and buttons feel so nice:
