
During the development of Basilisk, we have received questions regarding
the privacy characteristics of both the Basilisk browser itself and
services hosted on basilisk-browser.org. This page is intended
to answer those questions clearly.
We do not collect analytics, sell user data, or build user profiles. Basilisk is developed with the explicit goal of minimizing data collection and avoiding unnecessary communication with external services.
We do not operate tracking systems or user analytics on our infrastructure. However, the automatic update server logs IP addresses and user-agent strings for requests it receives.
Basilisk is not configured to be an anonymous or anti-fingerprinting browser out of the box. Users with strict privacy or anonymity requirements can configure Basilisk accordingly, but doing so requires additional research and testing based on individual threat models.
If this privacy information changes in the future, a revision history page will be created and linked here. Notices will also be posted in the Basilisk section of the Pale Moon forum.
When Basilisk contacts the automatic update server, the server records
the request's IP address and user-agent string in its logs. These logs
are rotated by logrotate after seven days.
Basilisk interacts with a limited number of third-party services by default. These services and their associated privacy considerations are listed below.
geo.enabled to false in about:config.addons.basilisk-browser.org
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