I’ve been spending a lot of time on mobile due to medical reasons, and I can’t seem to find a straight answer as to which mobile browser is best; I use FF on my PC and currently on mobile as well, but I’m seeing people call Bromite better, and others recommend Mull or Fennec. I (unfortunately) haven’t been able to jailbreak my phone or anything out of fear of bricking my sole means of emergency contact, so I have a Galaxy S10 with as many bloatware features disabled as possible, but not any OS installed or anything, as much as I’d love to. I’m not as tech savvy as I’d like to be.
Apologies for the wall of text. I just really want to know what to use.
Privacy has become a very important issue in modern society, with companies and governments constantly abusing their power, more and more people are waking up to the importance of digital privacy.
In this community everyone is welcome to post links and discuss topics related to privacy.
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DuckDuckGo has privacy already setup, vs Fennec/Firefox can do the same but you need to do your own research to know what Add Ons will make them as good as DuckDuckGo. Also keep in mind that Fennec is Open Source which is a good place to start. The do some searches to see what AddOns will that it up to DuckDuckGo level. Plus DuckDuckGo is an AddOn fro Fennec and that might bring it all together. I use Fennec and FireFox because I love the way it handles passwords and everything can be Synced between Fennec for Android and FireFox for PC. If your serious about privacy get free or premium ProtonMail which has Calendar, Contacts, Drive Beta, all encrypted, plus free or premium ProtonVPN, also free and open source encrypted messaging is Silence, built with same security as Signal but without all the silly stuff that Signal is going to. Also another Open Source on droid to replace android, is Simple Mobile which has a suite of de- googled apps such as, well, everything basic phone function. Camera, notes, photo editor, their website highlights all their de-googled apps.