LibreWolf

8.3easy start · #20 of 148
in Web browsers

Runs on Linux, Mac, Windows.

LibreWolf is ranked #20 of 148 in web browsers on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux, macOS, Windows. There is a free plan.

LibreWolf plans and pricing

LibreWolf Free Community-driven open-source browser librewolf.net · 4 Oct 2026

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Built-in ad blocking: Yes
Cross-device sync: Yes
What it does: LibreWolf is an independent custom version of Firefox focused on privacy, security, and user freedom.
Tracking protection: It includes uBlock Origin with custom default filter lists and enables Tracking Protection in strict mode.
Anti-fingerprinting: Its default settings enable Resist Fingerprinting and disable WebGL.
Cookie handling: LibreWolf deletes cookies and website data on close and enables Total Cookie Protection.
Search: The project lists DuckDuckGo and Searx among its privacy-conscious search providers.
Security: The browser enables HTTPS-only mode and stricter TLS/SSL negotiation rules.
Updates: LibreWolf is based on the latest Firefox version, with updates usually arriving within three days of an upstream stable release, but it has no automatic update capability.
Telemetry: The feature list says LibreWolf disables telemetry, including crash reports, studies, and personalized recommendations.
Data collection: The project says it does not collect data and lacks the infrastructure to do so.
DRM: DRM content playback is disabled by default and can be enabled in settings.
Password manager: The built-in password manager is disabled, and the project suggests using other password manager options.
Android availability: The FAQ says nobody is currently working on an Android version and recommends IronFox as an alternative.
Price from: Free

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