US-based service. Data subject to US jurisdiction
by Google
Google's web browser with built-in search, sync across devices, and a large extension ecosystem. The most widely used browser worldwide.
2 privacy-focused, GDPR-compliant alternatives
Curated by Sidney van den Boogaard, Founder of BuiltInEu · Updated
Vivaldi is a web browser that emphasizes privacy, customization, and powerful features. It allows users to manage tabs, sync data across devices, and block ads and trackers. Vivaldi also includes built-in tools like a mail client, calendar, and feed reader, all designed to enhance user experience while maintaining privacy.
by LibreWolf
LibreWolf is a community-maintained fork of Firefox ESR that launched in 2020, built by privacy-minded volunteers who found Firefox's default telemetry and DRM support unacceptable. It ships with uBlock Origin pre-installed, resist-fingerprinting enabled by default, and all telemetry completely stripped out. The project operates through volunteer contributions coordinated on Codeberg, a German nonprofit code forge, and explicitly rejects donations to avoid administrative overhead.
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