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App: Waterfox Author：BrowserWorks Tags: digital privacy open source browsers mobile tracking

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The installation felt like cracking a safe. No celebratory animations, just a stark blue fox icon materializing beside Chrome’s candy-colored menace. First launch: silence. No "recommended articles," no "trending near you." Just empty search bars and my own ragged breath echoing in digital solitude. When I deliberately searched for hiking boots, no outdoor gear ads haunted me for days afterward. The absence was violently liberating.

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