Seek is the default engine
Queries go to Seek. Brave Search and DuckDuckGo are in the list if you want them. Google, Bing, Amazon, eBay, and Twitter are not.
Lyra is not just another fork of Firefox ESR but an anti-convenience one tailored for people who really care about their privacy and security on the modern web.
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Seek in the address bar. Ads blocked. Location off. LAN probes off. Maps still load.
Queries go to Seek. Brave Search and DuckDuckGo are in the list if you want them. Google, Bing, Amazon, eBay, and Twitter are not.
uBlock Origin is already installed. You do not hunt for an extension.
GPS is blocked. A spoof option reports Reykjavik. Public pages cannot reach devices on your LAN. WebRTC hides local IPs.
Seek
Default engine.
Block ads and trackers
uBlock Origin is already in.
Share your location
Off. Optional Reykjavik spoof in Settings.
Let sites scan your LAN
Off. Public pages cannot poke home devices.
Keep maps and video working
WebGL on. WebGPU off until you allow a site.
This is the browser you download, not a checklist to rebuild in Settings.
Lyra Browser keeps private defaults that still pass a bot check.
| Setting | Usual | Extra-hard | Lyra Browser |
|---|---|---|---|
| Default search | Often DuckDuckGo | Seek | |
| Ads and trackers | You add a blocker | Usually blocked | uBlock Origin already in |
| GPS | Asks, then shares | Often blocked | Blocked, or Reykjavik spoof |
| Home network scans | Allowed | Varies | Blocked |
| Maps, video, logins | Works | Often fails | Works |
| Updates | Installs itself | Usually none | You choose |
Some connections stay on purpose, so security lists and the ad blocker stay current. Search goes to Seek when you use the address bar. Update checks only run if you turn them on.
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