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Use PrivacyTests.org, Browserleaks, Cover Your Tracks, Browser Privacy Check, BrowserBench, and WebGL (Samples) if you need/want to. You can also check on Browser Choice Alliance. Google Chrome isn't recommended for security and privacy reasons, including removing and banning manifest V2 (like Origin Ublock (not counting Lite)). Opera is even worse than Google Chrome due to Chinese spyware shit, but at least they got customizable stuff. For Tor Browser users, going to the deep web or the dark web can be a scam to pay for things from the online black market. For example: buy drugs, hire hitmen, and other illegal stuff. It's required to use cryptocurrency for the deep or dark web to buy things. Sometimes it may not be a scam, but still not recommended. Don't get me started with Wave Browser, that browser is dog shit because of massive data despite denying it in the privacy policy. Wave Browser is the dog shit scam.

Bing may track you but you can also earn rewards from Microsoft Reward (if you aren't banned). I guess that's how Microsoft pays users now these days. Also, Google (search engine) can also track you as well. There are others that are more private than DuckDuckGo due to their partnership with Microsoft. Trovi.com is not a good search engine due to a potentially unwanted program (PUP) which means PUP.Optional.Trovi, this search engine is also associated with hijackers (more info here).

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