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What is an Android Browser I can trust for everyday use?
Akin to this question, but specifically for Android, what is a browser I can trust to load sites correctly and also work in my best interest?[1]
I'm currently using Fennec, a sympathetic fork of Firefox Mobile, but I'm a little concerned about the direction of Mozilla. I want to be ready in case I need to cut over to something else.
Ideally, I'd like to be able to synchronize history and bookmarks with a desktop browser and keep compatibility with my favorite extensions.[2]
Please post one answer per browser.
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I personally use firefox in android. I know that since they changed their term and condition people less trust them in term of privacy.
But I still find firefox to be one of the most private browser there is. So I will go for firefox.
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IronFox
IronFox is a fork of the Mull browser which was developed by the now discontinued DivestOS developers and based on Firefox.
Strengths
- advanced tracking protection
- removes tracking libraries and dependencies on proprietary libraries
- built-in protections against malware, phishing attacks, and other threats
Availability
- F-Droid via additional repository
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