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Chrome, Brave, Firefox. What to choose is personal choice but I would prefer to choose FireFox to use.

Chrome is under Google control and what Google do with their search engine database, user information is clear. Brave browser has bad reputation because they broke the mission and slogan that they focus on privacy of users. Later, they required users to do KYCs if want to claim BAT tokens.

Overview on browsers. Which one should we use? Support free web while browsing.

Good input! I personally use Firefox as well!

Honestly I have been using opera browser for a year or so right now and I can't say that I have any complaints about it. I have used it on wolf.bet, I have used it in every crypto related place, it has the right to download any extension that chrome might have (and firefox too I suppose but never tried it) and it doesn't eat as much ram as the other ones neither, this is working perfectly for me.

Plus it has a built-in VPN that I constantly use, I never close it, just makes me feel safer a bit, obviously it could be personal preference, I am sure google has a lot of companies building VPN for them but they all cost money while opera vpn is free and it is built-in for it specifically so you do not have to get another extension for it. It is definitely something to look for, it is not used by many people I know that but I think people undervalue it.

As per the privacy policies from opera they state that they never collect any data about the users but we can't be 100% sure because for very long time there are many accusations against them because it is from a chinese company and they known for collecting user data without disclosing it to their users. So you are not 100% safe on any bowsers, the incognito mode is just another strategy to trick the people to keep using them.