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I'm using the latest version of Microsoft's Bing browser which is based on Chrome but doesn't have the invasiveness of Chrome.
I'm also using the Microsoft Edge search engine and for instance I just did a search on Parler which has been the controversial competitor to Twitter and the link to Parler was at the top of the list and the link took me to the Parler main webpage without a problem.

I empathize with your perspective but there is no escape from the liberal progressive world domination.
They control all of the branches of government, the tech companies, all forms of communication media, the internet infrastructure, all forms of education and of course TV and Hollywood.
I think the best you can do is avoid Facebook, Twitter and the obviously liberal biased news media and hope they don't go completely off the rails with censorship and gun control legislation. If they do, then we might well be heading for another civil war. It's not unlike the scenario depicted in Star Wars: the tighter they squeeze, the more star systems aka the more freedom fighters will slip through their grasp. In other words, the Democrats better be careful what they wish for because they might just get it......
In sharp contrast for all their faults, no Republican administration has ever sought to completely alienate roughly half of the U.S. population which they view as enemies of their liberal progressive state simply because they voted for the opposition.

I had been a longtime Opera user. I switched to Microsoft Edge (and liked it) and was considering Mozilla Firefox the last couple of days. I moved away from Edge because Microsoft is as political as they come and recent comments from founder Bill Gates prompted me to act.

Kafka (OT poster) recommended Brave. I tried it. I like it. It’s just as fast if not faster than Chrome and more secure. And all the Chrome extension work with it.

brave is great now that they have fully functioning sync across all devices.

I have been running tests and brave is quite a bit faster and less hardware hungry than FF.