Google did it again.

  • circuscritic@lemmy.ca
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    1 year ago

    Unfortunately, on Android, Chromium based browsers are SIGNIFICANTLY more secure than any other browser framework. I recommend Mulch and Cromite.

    Again, this is ANDROID specific. Everywhere else, I use FF based browsers.

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      You can’t just say that FF on Android is less secure and not give any sources for that claim.

      I mean, you can, but that makes your claim not have any value.

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        1 year ago

        I wasn’t trying to argue about, or even educate people, on the specifics. I was just making an objective statement of fact. Anyone is free to do their own research to validate my assertion, disprove it, or just ignore it.

        But, okay, I can provide a good entry point into the topic with a good write-up on Android browsers from the developer of a security focused ROM, DivestOS:

        https://divestos.org/pages/browsers

        *He’s also the developer of two good Android hardened browsers: Mulch (Chromium) and Mull (FF/Gecko).

        Edit: I also recommend NOT using Google’s official Android Chrome browser, just forks that are based around Chromium e.g. Mulch and Cromite.

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      I’m having problems finding unpatched vulnerabilities on Android ff, could you expand on what makes it less secure?