Ok, I took a look at the fixes in-between. Hope they’ll update soon. But that’s not really my concern. Everything sensitive is done in Vanadium or on my desktop with Librewolf
(Payments, Shopping, Banking).
Should have included that in my comment before!
Cromite is an up to date bromite fork. Has good privacy and security hardening and the ability to import blocklists and userscripts. Using obtanium, you can get it directly from github
Thanks, didn’t know that fork. Just installed it, maybe it can replace my Kiwi Browser, which I only use because of the add-on support (uBlock, Translate, Cookieautodelete, DarkReader, Decentraleyes, floccus bookmark sync, canvas and font fingerprint Defender, useragentswitcher).
Kiwi browser lacks frequent updates of chromium engine. And its source code is out of date. So still it secure ?
Latest commit in August: https://github.com/kiwibrowser/src
And I use Version 116 with the autoinstaller FFUpdater. So yeah.
Edit: next branch is the newest: https://github.com/kiwibrowser/src.next
Chrome and brave is in version 119.
Ok, I took a look at the fixes in-between. Hope they’ll update soon. But that’s not really my concern. Everything sensitive is done in Vanadium or on my desktop with Librewolf (Payments, Shopping, Banking). Should have included that in my comment before!
Cromite is an up to date bromite fork. Has good privacy and security hardening and the ability to import blocklists and userscripts. Using obtanium, you can get it directly from github
Thanks, didn’t know that fork. Just installed it, maybe it can replace my Kiwi Browser, which I only use because of the add-on support (uBlock, Translate, Cookieautodelete, DarkReader, Decentraleyes, floccus bookmark sync, canvas and font fingerprint Defender, useragentswitcher).