How to access the deep/dark web links? [Best Dark Web Browsers]

To access the deep websites or deep web links, you need to use the browser which masks the user’s IP Address and at the same time has the capability to access the dark web. Below are some of the browsers by using which you can access the dark web.

Tor Browser: By using the Tor Browser you can access deep websites. Tor browsers are mostly used to make anonymous communications. When you are accessing any webpage by using the Tor browser, your IP changes dynamically every minute or even less than that. It is very difficult to track the user activities of the people who are visiting your webpages using the Tor browser.

Subgraph OS: Subgraph OS is the browser built to access the deep websites. The core of the Subgraph OS is built very similar to the Tor Browser. In fact, the Subgraph OS uses the same source code as the Tor Browser. As you need, Subgraph OS is built in a way that you can access the internet for free in a secured & anonymous way as you would like to do. The special thing to note about the Subgraph OS is the “container isolation settings”, This will let you isolate the malware containers instantly from the rest of the connections. The Subgraph OS is the safest deep web browser.

Waterfox:  The Wasterfox is another open source web browser by using which you can access the deep web links sites. The difference between firefox and Waterfox is that it works by removing telemetry  & allowing 64-bit NPAPI plugins. Waterfox allows the unsigned extensions, removing sponsored files on the new tab page. Also, The Waterfox browser doesn’t use the EME (Encrypted Media Extensions)

I2P [Invisible Internet Project]: The Invisible Internet Project is an I2P program that allows accessing both the surface web and the deep web links effortlessly. Since the data is masked by the stream of constant data, it is very difficult to pinpoint or identify you.

Whonix: The Whonix is Linux-based security focussed web browser. Whonix browser’s main intent is to provide security, safety, and anonymity to the users over the Internet. Normally all the communications made through the Whonix are enforced through the Tor browser to achieve anonymity.