I'm setting up a new computer and will post the outline for how to setup browsers for privacy here.
I use five browsers.
One for work - LibreWolf
One for containerising Google and Yandex logins - Iridium
One for containerising another Google login - Vivaldi
One for containerising a Telegram (web) login - Opera
One for containerising subversive browsing - Brave
I was using Gab's Dissenter, but looks like they've discontinued it.
LibreWolf is used the most, as it is the one I trust the most.
Here are the setup instructions for Brave, which bills itself as a privacy browser and aims to revolutionise online ads, make them more private and graceful.
Website:
https://brave.com/
It can be installed via the Ubuntu Software Center, if using that, but does not have it's own Debian package at the moment. It has been criticised for having a few call home features, but these can be disabled.
These settings are intended to store nothing in the browser.
Install -
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/...-vpn-p/majdfhpaihoncoakbjgbdhglocklcgno?hl=en
........In the extension's settings settings enable auto-connect
Install -
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/privacy-redirect/pmcmeagblkinmogikoikkdjiligflglb?hl=en
........Enable the plugin for Nitter, Invidious and search engines
........Select searx.be as the default search engine, yewtu.be as the default Invidious instance and pussthecat.org as the default Nitter instance
Settings->Appearance->Wide address bar
Settings->Appearance->Always show full URLs
Settings->Appearance->Show tab search button [off]
Settings->Shields->Advanced view
Settings->Shields->Trackers and ad blocking [aggressive]
Settings->Social blocking [disable Google and Facebook]
Settings->Privacy [Disable P3A and daily usage ping]
Settings->Privacy->Clear browsing data->On exit [select all and save]
Settings->Privacy->Cookies and other site data->Sites that can never use cookies [Add: google.com, bing.com, facebook.com, twitter.com, linkedin.com, yahoo.com, youtube.com]
Settings->Privacy->Security [use SecureDNS with CleanBrowsing]
Settings->Search engine->Manage search engines [Add default engine: Searx, :s,
https://searx.be/search?q=%s; delete other engines]
Settings->Extensions->Hangouts [off]
Change download folder to desktop and don't ask where to save: brave://settings/downloads
Turn off Brave rewards: brave://rewards/
This setup gives you a browser-based VPN, which is free and can be used on top of your normal VPN. The default search engine is set as Searx Belgium, which will give you more or less the same results as Google, without touching a Google honeypot. It will also ban pornographic material, which includes Reddit.