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European browser – surf without Google telemetry and the Chromium monopoly.

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Chrome and Edge: Browser telemetry for advertising and Microsoft

Chrome collects detailed browser telemetry for the Google advertising network. Edge transmits usage data to Microsoft. Vivaldi as a European alternative completely avoids telemetry and user tracking.

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European browser without tracking.

Vivaldi

Customizable browser with integrated mail client from Norway

Norway
instead of Chrome / Edge
  • Maximum customizability – colors, layout, shortcuts
  • Integrated ad blocker, mail and calendar
  • Tab groups, tab tiling, vertical tabs
  • No telemetry, no data sharing
Completely free

LibreWolf

Open Source

Privacy-hardened Firefox fork without telemetry

EU (community project)
instead of Chrome / Edge
  • No telemetry and no data sharing with Mozilla
  • uBlock Origin pre-installed
  • Hardened Firefox settings out of the box
  • Cookies and history deleted on close
Completely free

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Provider Country Open Source Alternative To Price (From)
Vivaldi 🇳🇴 Norway No instead of Chrome / Edge Completely free
LibreWolf 🇪🇺 EU (community project) Yes instead of Chrome / Edge Completely free

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Vivaldi really privacy-friendly even though it's based on Chromium?

Yes – Vivaldi is built on Chromium (like Chrome) but removes all Google tracking components and adds its own privacy features. There's no telemetry and no data sharing. Vivaldi's source code is viewable.

What sets Vivaldi apart from other Chromium browsers?

Vivaldi offers maximum customizability – colors, layout, shortcuts – as well as an integrated ad blocker, mail client, and calendar. No other browser combines this level of privacy with such a rich feature set.

Can I transfer my bookmarks and passwords from Chrome?

Yes – Vivaldi supports importing Chrome bookmarks, saved passwords, and browsing history directly on first launch or via the settings menu.