One of the tools needed to enter the deep web is a browser. This time I will share 5 browsers that must be used to access the deep web.
This is very important, why?
Because by using the right browser, our privacy will be maintained while on the deep web, even the dark net.
And conversely, if the browser cannot be private, then our data will be known by the owner of the website we visit.
This is very dangerous! because based on the rumors circulating, there can be tracking, sending viruses, and other negative actions.
Therefore, it is very important to know what browser is suitable for diving into the deep web.
For recommendations, here I have shared 5 browsers that are commonly used to surf the dark web.
1. Tor Browser
Tor browser is the number 1 browsing application that has very high security. This is because of the VPN feature and it is specifically for accessing the deep web.
This browser can also be installed using many OS, for example, Windows, Linux and even Android.
On android, tor can also be combined with termux to enjoy another sensation when opening the deep web. Please study the tutorial at https://omcyber.com/deep-web-termux/.
You can download the TOR file directly in the official download tor browser.
Or for android use, it can be made easier by just visiting the google playstore and then writing tor browser in the search box.
The android version has 2 browsers, namely:
Both have the same function.
But I personally use the Tor browser version more often (the onion icon is blue).
2. Epic Privacy Browser
Maybe you haven’t heard the name epic privacy browser. This is because the browser is not very familiar on Android.
From the current playstore data, there are only 100k people who use the epic browser privacy.
But for the desktop version itself, many are already using it.
This browser is equipped with high-end privacy like Chromium from Google Chrome. In addition, there are also VPN features that are already spread in 8 countries.
3. Brave browser
Another privacy-focused browser is brave browser. Although it was ‘lost’ because it is no longer developed, but now brave comes back with features that have been fixed.
For the android version, the file size itself is 74mb. This is different from other file browsers.
Brave is equipped with a built-in adblock feature. So that ads will not appear when we are browsing even though we use the default settings.
4. Duckduckgo privacy browser
For deep web players, the word duckduckgo is familiar.
Why?
Because duckduckgo is one of the search engines used to find deep web sites.
This makes developers release browser versions with the aim of providing security for users.
Security offered such as encryption protection, block trackers and much more.
The developer of this browser application also wrote, “to enable security is as easy as opening the curtain”.
5. Invisible Internet Project (I2P)
Invisible Internet Project or I2P is a browser application that makes it easy for users to access the internet, even the deep web, without fearing that their privacy will be exposed.
This is because there are layered connections from I2P and the process of scrambling and masking data tracks, making it difficult for hackers to identify users.
In addition, there are features of public and private connections via I2P which are similar to how bitcoin works. Also, I2P has duplicated darknet technology and a decentralized file storage system to keep users anonymous.
With such a complex security system, I2P is the recommended alternative.
Important Information:
The 5 browsers that I discussed are already equipped with default security features such as:
- Https everywhere
- Don’t track (prevent tracking)
- Blocking java script features
- Disable ads
- Incognito mode
- Blocking cookies and browser history
So for security issues no doubt.
