Currently, there are several major well-known web browsers and a few dozen less
well-known. One feature is common for them all - a high degree of centralization. These
browsers are owned and operated by large corporations, most often commercial ones.
These corporations take decisions when developing their products due to commercial
reasons aimed at getting benefits. In these corporations, issues of privacy, personal data
ownership, and product development are resolved without the participation of the users
themselves, which creates certain concerns among the users. The users do not have a clear
idea of what data are transmitted by browsers
