Dazr compared with other browsers
Side-by-side comparisons with the browsers people use today. Each page also lists what the other browser does that Dazr doesn’t (yet).
The European browserWhy an EU-built browser matters, and how Dazr compares with Vivaldi, Mullvad Browser and LibreWolf.Dazr and Google ChromeSame Chromium engine. Differences in ad blocking under Manifest V3, data sent to Google and account sign-in.Dazr and FirefoxFunding, sponsored content and AI features in Firefox, and what is different in Dazr.Dazr and Microsoft EdgeCopilot, Bing and the Microsoft account in Edge, next to Dazr’s defaults.Dazr and BraveBoth block ads and fingerprinting. Brave adds crypto, rewards, a VPN and AI; Dazr does not.Dazr and SafariSafari is Apple-only. Dazr runs the same on Mac, Windows and Linux, without an Apple ID.Dazr and OperaOwnership, the crypto wallet, the AI sidebar and the news feed, compared.Dazr and ArcArc is no longer developed. Where Dazr fits for former Arc users.
What every comparison has in common
Whichever browser you use now, these three things change when you switch.
No telemetry
No analytics, usage reports or crash reports. Apart from an update check and DNS lookups, the browser sends nothing to us.
EU jurisdiction, EU servers
DNS, updates and location lookups run on European services, operated under EU law.
Protection on by default
Ad and tracker blocking, fingerprint defence, encrypted DNS, WebRTC leak protection and clean links from the first launch.
One download. No account.
Dazr installs in about a minute and imports your bookmarks from your current browser.