Startpage is also an option.

Nintendo Switch would be more compelling.

Yes.

NZT-48 + CPH4 = 🧠

Amazing (˵^◡^˵)

This is a good example, look at the Magic Mouse for something coming out of a multi-trillion dollar company compared to Logitech although am sure Jony Ive had pure passionate intent in his heart.

If you’re on desktop, am actually using Zen Browser that’s based on BetterFox (FireFox) with uBlock Origin and Startpage.

Makes sense.

Insert meme: Throws out of the window~

Siri: “Let me search it on the web.”

Zen Browser + uBlock Origin + Startpage ✓

For me, Startpage has been the goat.

In that case, Aloha Browser implemented Ecosia eons ago which is a very popular mobile browser among Asians due to its ability to download video like the right-click contextual menus in desktop browsers… however, YouTube is an exception.

Well, they also don’t offer more than 2 updates on their proprietary software… so you can just categorise them as vintage or out of service like Apple especially for even older hardware that’s $20 or less like Tenda which is also another Chinese brand.

And now am asking Raspberry Pi itself like GL.iNet have~

TP-Link is popular because of their cheap options while easy-to-setup for average joe families.

Well, they’re more likely to put OpenWRT in a Raspberry Pi tbf~

Here’s a recommendation: GL•iNet

It’s OpenWRT as you said but with their own skin and added features instead of completely spinning it off from the ground just because one has a feature to add as an idea like the native AdGuard Home home you mentioned, this makes sure it’s either continually supported because of OpenWRT or anyone can install the vanilla OpenWRT if support is no longer carried by the manufacturer.

I mean as a direct product that average people can directly buy instead of TP-Link.

I honestly like the GL.iNet approach in terms of software which is kinda like Android.