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It's extremely easy to install. You download a couple things and copy/paste a terminal command or two. It's nearly indistinguishable from stock Android. It ser
by noman-land 3y ago
It's extremely easy to install. You download a couple things and copy/paste a terminal command or two.
It's nearly indistinguishable from stock Android. It seriously Just Works. You may have to enable sandboxed Google Play Services to get some apps but other than that it's basically perfect.
- jackwilsdon 3y agoYou don't even need to download anything - if you're using a supported browser you can just use the web installer (you can even use another Android phone!): https://grapheneos.org/install/web https://grapheneos.org/install/web
- noman-land 3y agoWeb installer requires Chrome :(.
- striking 3y agoFirefox doesn't support WebUSB. You can also use ADB to install.
- strcat 3y agoAny Chromium-based browser works including Edge included with Windows, Brave or our own Vanadium browser. Firefox may be gradually changing their mind about WebUSB. They added similar features they said they wouldn't such as MIDI. We would make some minor changes and test each revision in Firefox if we could, but they don't provide a way to do it.