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Why Our Stegofile Tool Failed With Brave

Brave Shields protects against canvas fingerprinting but breaks pixel-accurate canvas operations in the process. How the Stegofile tool was affected and how it was solved by bypassing the canvas API.

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From Pixels to Characters, from Characters to Pixels

Two new browser tools on ascend: the Asciifile-Creator turns images into ASCII art, the QRcode-Generator creates QR codes with no account, no tracking, fully offline.

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Vanadium: The Most Secure Mobile Browser โ€” Built Into the OS

Most browsers are layered on top of an operating system that doesn't trust them. Vanadium is different. It is the OS. It is the system WebView that every app runs through. JIT-less by default. MTE-hardened. Fully de-Googled. And the best settings are the ones you don't touch.

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Privacy Browsers Compared: Which One Actually Protects You?

Brave, LibreWolf, Mullvad Browser, Firefox+arkenfox โ€” one core question separates them all: uniformity or randomization?

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Deploying Namecoin Core + ElectrumX on Debian: A Verified Setup Guide

A deployment guide and automated script for running a fully verified Namecoin Core 28.0 node with ElectrumX (protocol-1.4.3-v1) on Debian, including guix signature verification, systemd services, SSL, WebSocket transport (with websockets version fix), firewall, and optional Tor hidden service.

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5 Privacy Leaks Your Browser Has Right Now (And How to Fix Each One)

Your browser is leaking data through DNS, WebRTC, fingerprinting, and more. Here are 5 specific leaks with free tools to detect them and fixes under 5 minutes each.

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