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this post was submitted on 12 Nov 2026
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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.
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Vivaldi on Desktop and Mobile, no profiling, no logging, no tracking, no AI crap, but more features, tools and services as any other, ethical and transparent respect the user. Server ee2e with green energy. European employee owned cooperative.
Does Vivaldi have ad-blockers on mobile? If no that's a hard pass.
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Vanadium for GrapheneOS or Titanium for other Android is an alternative to IronFox if you're okay with trading anti-fingerprinting for security. Firefox has much worse sandboxing than Chromium on Android. Vanadium also integrates with the OS for even more added security.
Obviously not what OP asked for but it should be noted for anyone else who's looking for an Android browser.
Firefox has much worse sandboxing than Chromium on Android.
That's just not true. Fission is now available on Android.
Firefox's sandboxing on Android is still unstable and missing some layers Chromium has. The gap is definitely narrowing though. As of now, Chromium is still the way to go for security, especially Vanadium with the GrapheneOS hardening.
Vanadium heavily relies on GrapheneOS system hardening, so it's more secure than any browser.
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Iceraven on android and floorp on linux
Would require basic tweaking
I like Zen on Linux
I like it and is my secondary browser, but it does have baked-in telemetry.