feat: Privacy reorganized subcategory

[4ntsy]

The privacy category encompasses more privacy-related tools, allowing users seeking them to easily find and configure them.

Not just VPNs or browsers, but countless others.

[psygreg]

I don't think a submenu to a submenu is necessary. Makes it too convoluted. Could you consolidate into a privacy submenu, remove LibreWolf (as it has exactly the same privacy policies as Firefox, which makes it not particularly private), and move Tailscale to Developers menu since it's not necessarily a privacy-related feature, but has many uses, mostly for developers?

[4ntsy]

I only disagree with LibreWolf, without telemetry, and with more rigorous settings than Firefox in relation to fingerprinting, WebGL among others that of course for an experienced user can reach the same level... but the idea is to make it easier... But feel free to remove it ;)

[psygreg]

Librewolf stays - as it does have better defaults than Firefox as you said. Brave however will go - while they attempt to sell themselves as a private browser, the large amount of bloat and their poor track record regarding user data over the years, alongside using Bing as the backend of 'Brave Search' tells us an entirely different story.