Bromite for Android too.

Same idea, share some of the same codebase:

https://github.com/bromite/bromite 

 Bromite is abandoned. It's a security risk now. 
Use chromite instead 😎

https://github.com/uazo/cromite 

 I'm using Brave now. I would like a better solution, which combines some of Tor's features with those of a browser for everyday browsing. I'm reading about browsers like LibreWolf and Iridium, but I'm not ready to leave Brave yet, mainly because I also like the idea of ​​BAT and use it to buy some Sats. 

 Firefox.

Also LibreWolf on Linux and Mull on Android for already hardened version. 

 This combo is really nice.

Badger ftw 🦡 

 Librewolf 

 Firefox Dev Edition and Chromium.  

 I've been happy with Firefox, has some good extensions like "Tab Containers" 

 I use LibreWolf on desktop and Vivaldi on mobile 

 I like Libre Wolf on Linux 

 Yes, this.
If you are on macos give a try to Orion, it seems an interesting project with sensible personalizations. 

 Mullvad browser on desktop for max privacy (after Tor) 

 Curious to know what's wrong in your opinion with Brave besides being a shitcoiner browser?  

 Mainly that to be honest!

Also, they serve ads.

I just don't trust them. 

 Thinking about doing the same  

 Librewolf + Mull is a great combo. Tab and bookmark syncing between them.

The Librewolf (FF) rendering is much sharper for me too. 

 Thanks for the advice 🙏  

 GrapheneOS forums say that chromium “isolation” is more secure than FF 

Is there anything to that? Thanks 

 Whats wrong with brave? I've turned off their wallet stuff and installed the Alby extension tied to my own node, works great. 

 Still loads of bloat in there. 

 https://www.privacyguides.org/en/desktop-browsers/ 

 Is there a consensus on duckduckgo?  

 Massively better than Google, but they are still ad funded ergo you are the product.

Kagi is very good paid search and you can pay with bitcoin. 

 Sheesh, it’s exhausting trying to find the ideal thing to use where you aren’t the product while also hoping that the product you’re using is able to monetize their business in an ethical way.  

 It's simple really; pay for stuff. 

 100%. There’s no such thing as a free lunch. 

 I use duckduckgo for search engine but is there a browser also? 

 Yea I’ve been using the duckduckgo browser for close to a year now and it’s really solid.

https://duckduckgo.com/

But I’m also now trying to wrap my head around how all these guys make money.  

 I'm using Brave now. I would like a better solution, which combines some of Tor's features with those of a browser for everyday browsing. I'm reading about browsers like LibreWolf and Iridium, but I'm not ready to leave Brave yet, mainly because I also like the idea of ​​BAT and use it to buy some Sats. 

 Crypto Chrome lol

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 Ungoogled Chromium and LibreWolf are great. 

 https://www.waterfox.net/ 

 I've been using Mullvad browser for nostr on desktop for a few days.
There are likely some settings in the browser that I haven't found and tweeked yet but I do feel like it's quite clean. 

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