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If you are on mobile you should check Bromite. It's a fork of Chromium with an ad blocker and better privacy (and not bs privacy like Brave)
by frostwarrior 4y ago
If you are on mobile you should check Bromite. It's a fork of Chromium with an ad blocker and better privacy (and not bs privacy like Brave)
- gcbafaksjdfj 4y ago> some random fly-by-night chrome fork you people will be remembered as the folks who installed a dozen shaddy tool bars on internet explorer in the 90s. Just use Firefox and uBlockOrigin. jeez.
- moneywoes 4y agoAnything on IOS?
- ImaCake 4y agoReader mode gets me most of the way. Otherwise I just don’t bother with the website as they don’t deserve to be read.
- the_third_wave 4y agoWhile I use Firefox as my main browser on all systems (i.e. Linux and Android and occasionally MacOS (only for testing purposes)) I also have Bromite around for those sites which just refuse to work in Firefox/Gecko and to test whether things work as intended on the Blink engine. I keep my own blocklist to feed to Bromite, based on the same lists as I use in uBlock on Firefox.
- frostwarrior 4y agoSadly, I already tried it and it used to crash a lot, specially when I had too many tabs (10+) open. The some random fly-by-night chrome fork is the most sane option I know since the only option left is Brave
- Frotag 4y agoFirefox mobile also allows adblocker extensions. With the nightly version you can even install userscripts.
- coolspot 4y agoNot on iOS
- kzrdude 4y agoBecause iOS doesn't allow Firefox. I.e it's not the real browser, they can't use their own engine (gecko).
- frostwarrior 4y agoI already tried it and it used to crash, specially when I had too many tabs (10+) open.