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== Do not track ==
== Do not track ==
[https://www.howtogeek.com/how-to-enable-do-not-track-in-any-web-browser/ How to Enable Do Not Track in Any Web Browser]
[https://www.howtogeek.com/how-to-enable-do-not-track-in-any-web-browser/ How to Enable Do Not Track in Any Web Browser]
= Luakit =
<ul>
<li>You do not need a full desktop environment to use the Luakit browser, but you do need a minimal graphical environment to run it. Luakit is built on the WebKitGTK+ engine and requires a working X server or equivalent graphical display system.
<li>Minimal Setup for Luakit
If you want to avoid installing a full desktop environment, you can set up a lightweight graphical stack to run Luakit:
<ul>
<li>Install Xorg (X Server):
<pre>
sudo apt install xorg
</pre>
<li>Install a Window Manager:
<pre>
sudo apt install openbox
</pre>
<li>Install Luakit:
<pre>
sudo apt install luakit
</pre>
<li>Launch Luakit locally: After starting your X session (e.g., using startx), you can launch Luakit directly from the terminal:
<pre>
luakit
</pre>
<li>Access Luakit Remotely: Connect to the Ubuntu server with X11 forwarding enabled and launch Luakit from the SSH session (a bit of slow but it does not increase RAM usage much):
<pre>
ssh -X [username]@[server-ip]
luakit
</pre>
</li>
</ul>


= [https://www.brave.com/ Brave] =
= [https://www.brave.com/ Brave] =

Revision as of 20:27, 14 April 2025

Alternative browsers

Lightweight Web Browsers

Privacy-focused browsers

DuckDuckGo

How to Use DuckDuckGo's Browser on Windows

Telemetry

Do not track

How to Enable Do Not Track in Any Web Browser

Luakit