I will also recommend Mull, it's a hardened Firefox and can pretty much be described as Librewolf for Android
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grapheneOS devs say Firefox is unsafe, but I think they say that for anything that isn't Vanadium (their own browser)
Vanadium (their own browser)
which is just another chromium browser; kinda contra-productive of them.
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Use Mull -- it's like LibreWolf, for your phone
As others have said: Mull (which is based on FireFox) + uBlock Origin is the way to go.
If for any reason you need a Chromium-based browser: Cromite.
Fennec works well
@spez I use Mull (https://f-droid.org/es/packages/us.spotco.fennec_dos/) for Android and Librewolf for desktop. If you want the more convenient way to use Mull on Android, NeoStore (https://f-droid.org/es/packages/com.machiav3lli.fdroid/) is the way. They even have DivestOS official repo.
Can you share what tracking data Firefox connects by default on Android?
Firefox has specific issues that chromium based browsers don't. A big one is site isolation or keeping one website from accessing data from another. Those problems are worse on Android than desktop. I do use Firefox with uBlock on desktop but Brave on my phone.
Look into mullvad browser for a out of the box private browsing experience, no tweaking required.
It's based on tor browser, based on Firefox.
Not available on Android.