Search Results: PrivacyFirst

A new Chrome extension, Tab Master, promises to tame tab chaos with automatic categorization, RAM-saving suspension of unused tabs, and instant session restoration—all processed locally to safeguard user privacy. Designed for developers and power users grappling with excessive tabs, it prioritizes performance and security without cloud dependencies.

Proton has launched Proton Sheets, an end-to-end encrypted spreadsheet tool integrated with Proton Drive, offering businesses a secure alternative to Google Sheets and Excel. As data privacy concerns grow with Big Tech's AI training practices, Proton's privacy-by-default approach aims to give organizations control over their sensitive business data.

Vietnamese developer Duy Anh Ngac releases 'Where Did I Park' – an iOS utility that helps users track vehicle locations with military-grade privacy. The self-funded app features one-tap parking, meter reminders, and iCloud sync while explicitly collecting zero user data.

The privacy-focused Brave browser has surpassed 101 million monthly active users, marking explosive growth driven by EU regulations and user demand for ad-free browsing. Its independent search engine now handles 1.6 billion monthly queries, while AI features generate 15 million daily answers.

Quitter, a new MIT-licensed Flutter app, offers a privacy-first approach to breaking bad habits by operating entirely offline with zero data collection. Developers can now explore its customizable tracking features and contribute to a project prioritizing user autonomy over surveillance.

Tired of juggling time zones for remote meetings, a developer built Team Timezone Wall—a lightweight, browser-based tool that runs entirely from one HTML file. With zero tracking, no dependencies, and full portability, it solves a common headache while championing privacy and simplicity in distributed teams.