Cromite browser was a privacy and security oriented Android browser.
Their latest update was in 21th of May: v148.0.7778.168.
Their commit history also suggest that the browser is slowly being sunset.
To put it into context, the current version of chrome on Android is 150.0.7871.63, released on 30th of June.
Then you aren’t using the most secure open source browser.
But I am escaping the corporate browser monopoly. I’m good on that.
I’m curious if you own a smartphone and if so, what OS it runs.
Yeah and it’s android. I know the whole spiel you want to give me, can we just not do that? You’re opting back into the Google ecosystem in the name of security, and I don’t choose that. Using Firefox is the only current option I have for avoiding using a browser controlled by Google. I’ve read the arguments about sandboxing and all and I don’t find it a compelling reason to use Google’s software when I can avoid it, particularly something as fundamental as a web browser.
I can definitely opt to not give you the “Android is made by Google” spiel.
Thanks, and yes, I’m aware. If I could use a linux phone I definitely would and I plan to in the future once they’re more developed.