The Buzz around Mozilla's New Terms of Use

We tested Mullvad Browser in our search for alternative browsers. Unfortunately, it appears that it also didn't support DRM content, which means that it doesn't meet our requirements as a full-featured general-purpose web browser (ditto). In addition, we found their APT repository to be unusually slow and unreliable while installing and updating the browser, which isn't ideal from an end-user perspective.

It's only been around for less than 2 years as an ancillary product in Mullvad's lineup, so we wouldn't be confident in characterising it as "Mature and well-maintained" for long-term support.

Mullvad – as a brand – is certainly more well-known than LibreWolf, but not enough to be considered "Popular and recognisable" by the general public in our view.

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