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 Bromite
Bromite is a Chromium-based browser that comes with a built-in ad blocker as well as a good handful of upgrades to user security and privacy. It delivers a browsing experience visually similar to what you get with Google Chrome, but with more options and more privacy.
The ad block engine in Bromite uses filters from EasyList, EasyPrivacy, and others. Thanks to them it's quite possible that you won't see a single ad during your browsing session . unless you manually whitelist certain pages.
From the options menu you can pick which search engine you want to use by default from a long list: DuckDuck Go, Bing, Google, Yahoo!, Qwant, and StartPage, among others. Do also keep in mind that in Bromite you'll always browse in incognito mode.
Bromite is an excellent browser for Android users that delivers more security and more privacy than the vast majority of other browsers. And all over a simple, intuitive, and familiar interface.
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README.md
Bromite - Take back your browser
Bromite is a Chromium fork with support for ad blocking and enhanced privacy.
Bromite is only available for Android Marshmallow (v6.0, API level 23) and above.
For the Frequently Asked Questions see F.A.Q..
For documentation see the wiki.
Bromite aims at providing a no-clutter browsing experience without privacy-invasive features and with the addition of a fast ad-blocking engine. Minimal UI changes are applied to help curbing the idea of "browser as an advertisement platform".
Please donate to support development of Bromite and the costs for the build system.
→ Support development with a donation
BTC donations address: bc1qlx7h0lj9z88g2xfeuwsrtfs77sxuhrxf2t28sw
ETH donations address: 0x5d392F8FBf3465afe05B1Adc575e248D33B891F6

  customizable adblock filters via user-provided URL (see https://www.bromite.org/custom-filters)
  automatically updated adblock filters
  remove click-tracking and AMP from search results
  DNS-over-HTTPS support with any valid IETF DoH endpoint
  always-incognito mode
  disable all field trials permanently
  disable smart search by default, allow web search from incognito mode
  always-visible cookies, javascript and ads site settings from address bar popup
  remove Play integration binary blobs
  use CFI on all architectures except x86
  enable trivial auto var init
  disable media router and remoting by default
  disable dynamic module loading
  show warnings for TLSv1.0/TLSv1.1 pages
  enable site-per-process isolation for all devices with memory > 1GB
  completely remove safe browsing and other privacy-unfriendly features
  proxy configuration page with PAC and custom proxy lists support
  settings to disable custom intents and clear session on exit
  flags to toggle anti-fingerprinting mitigations for canvas, audio, client rects, webGL and sensor APIs (see full list below for all the new flags)
  use frozen User-Agent to conceal real model and browser version
  privacy enhancement patches from Iridium, Inox patchset, Brave and ungoogled-chromium projects
  security enhancement patches from GrapheneOS project
  disable scroll-to-text-fragment
  reduced referer granularity
  block gateway attacks via websockets (partial fix, see this upstream issue)
  use 64-bit ABI for webview processes
  make all favicon requests on-demand (supercookie mitigation)
  enable all network isolation features ( PartitionConnectionsByNetworkIsolationKey , PartitionHttpServerPropertiesByNetworkIsolationKey , SplitHostCacheByNetworkIsolationKey , AppendFrameOriginToNetworkIsolationKey , SplitCacheByNetworkIsolationKey , UseRegistrableDomainInNetworkIsolationKey , PartitionSSLSessionsByNetworkIsolationKey , PartitionExpectCTStateByNetworkIsolationKey , PartitionDomainReliabilityByNetworkIsolationKey )
  ignore enterprise policies that disallow secure DNS
  ask permission to play protected media
  disable the DIAL repeating discovery
  disable RTCGetCurrentBrowsingContextMedia by default
  disable FLoC and privacy sandbox by default
  disable feeds
  disable reporting of certificate errors
  use pre-defined phone model for client hints and Javascript
  allow forcing external links to open in incognito
  disable AGSA by default
  flag to enable Certificate Transparency
  allow adding search engines from incognito mode
  disable predictors
  disable supervised users
  disable safety check
  disable capability to block view-source: URLs
  disable SegmentationPlatformFeature , OptimizationHints , client hint headers
  disable AsyncDNS by default
  customize history expiration threshold
  disable idle detection
  HTTPS-only mode enabled by default
  disable TLS resumption by default
  partition DoH requests by top-frame NIK
  strict site isolation and strict origin isolation

Features not related to privacy

  browser automatic updates, enabled by default
  native Android autofill support
  import/export bookmarks
  bookmark all tabs from tabs regroup menu
  allow playing videos in background tabs and disable pause on switching tabs
  all codecs included (proprietary, open H.264 etc.)
  AV1 codec support
  dav1d decoder enabled by default
  built with official speed optimizations
  increase number of autocomplete matches from 5 to 10
  allow changing default download storage location
  do not ignore save prompt for users without SD cards
  disable articles and increase number of icons on new tab page
  adding an URL as bookmark will clear its blocked status for the NTP tiles
  history support in incognito mode
  view source of pages
  sticky desktop mode setting
  mobile/desktop user agent customization
  accessibility preference to force tablet UI
  use Alt+D to focus address bar
  allow sharing to Bromite
  UI for crash information collection
  allow OpenSearch search engine detection in incognito
  allow OpenSearch search engine detection with paths
  keyboard dictionary hints in address bar
  always allow view-source: URLs
  allow moving navigation bar to bottom
  add option to use home page as NTP

You can inspect all functionality/privacy changes by reading the patches and/or the CHANGELOG.
Flags which have been retired from upstream Chromium but are still available in Bromite.

  #pull-to-refresh
  #enable-search-ready-omnibox
  #darken-websites-checkbox-in-themes-setting
  #simplified-ntp , enabled by default
  #enable-text-fragment-anchor , disabled by default
  #num-raster-threads
  #enable-image-reader , enabled by default
  #enable-tab-groups and #enable-tab-groups-ui-improvements
  #offline-indicator-v2


  #fingerprinting-canvas-image-data-noise , #fingerprinting-client-rects-noise and #fingerprinting-canvas-measuretext-noise , enabled by default
  #incognito-screenshot , disabled by default
  #max-connections-per-host
  #resume-background-video
  #ipv6-probing
  #enable-device-motion and #enable-device-orientation
  #show-legacy-tls-warnings
  #save-data-header , disabled by default
  #export-bookmarks-use-saf , disabled by default
  #allow-user-certificates , disabled by default
  #cleartext-permitted , enabled by default, can be used to disable all cleartext-HTTP traffic
  #omnibox-autocomplete-filtering , can be used to restrict omnibox autocomplete results
  #disable-external-intent-requests , can be used to disable opening any external app for any URL
  #enable-userscripts-log , see https://github.com/bromite/bromite/wiki/UserScripts#flags
  #certificate-transparency-enabled , enabled by default; see https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/net/docs/certificate-transparency.md
  #move-top-toolbar-to-bottom , disabled by default
  #site-engagement , enabled by default
  #offline-pages-auto-save , disabled by default, allows auto-saving of pages when device goes offline
  #adaptive-button-in-top-toolbar-customization , disabled by default, allows having a new tab or share button on the address bar


  webGL, disabled by default
  images, enabled by default
  Javascript JIT, disabled by default
  timezone customization override
  autoplay, disabled by default
  webRTC, disabled by default

Bromite's privacy features, including anti-fingerprinting mitigations (which are not comprehensive), are not to be considered useful for journalists and people living in countries with freedom limitations, please look at Tor Browser in such cases.
All built versions are available as releases; the official website points to those releases and - when browsing via Android - it will automatically highlight the one apt for your device (or none otherwise).
Each tag corresponds to a Chromium Stable release tag.
Bromite is currently built for ARM, ARM64 and x86 and for the Android SDK version 23+; Bromite SystemWebView is provided as well (SDK23+). For every Bromite build you can always find a matching vanilla Chromium build which is used for example to verify which issues are specific to Bromite or not.
You will automatically receive notifications about new updates (and be able to install them) via the auto updater functionality (enabled by default), see related wiki page.
All official releases are also available through the official third-party F-Droid repository.
Integrity and authenticity
You can verify the integrity of a downloaded APK file from this project with any sha256sum -compatible tool by downloading the corresponding brm_X.Y.Z.sha256.txt or chr_X.Y.Z.sha256.txt file, where X.Y.Z is the release version number. Example:
$ sha256sum --check brm_68.0.3440.54.sha256.txt arm64_SystemWebView.apk: OK arm64_ChromePublic.apk: OK arm64_ChromeModernPublic.apk: OK
You can verify authenticity, e.g. that the author (csagan5) released the file, by using gpg2:
$ gpg2 --quiet --verify brm_68.0.3440.54.sha256.txt.asc gpg: assuming signed data in 'brm_68.0.3440.54.sha256.txt' gpg: Signature made Sun 08 Jul 2018 04:22:52 PM CEST using RSA key ID D85DC0C5 gpg: Good signature from "csagan5 "
You can download csagan5's public GnuPG key from here: csagan5.asc.
Please refer to official Chromium build documentation to get started on how to build Chromium; if you can build Chromium for Android, you can build Bromite.
The Chromium version tag used as base for the patches is available here: RELEASE; this is always corresponding to the git tag for every release. The GN args used to build Bromite are available here: bromite.gn_args. The patches are to be applied second the order specified in the bromite_patches_list.txt file (you can use git am ).
NOTE: no official support is provided for builds.
Bromite uses an unindexed filter file, which is periodically published at https://github.com/bromite/filters
Please submit issues following the issue template; beware that GitHub does not display the templates from mobile.
Patches are welcome and accepted if they match the project goals.
For any usage or development discussion please use GitHub Discussions: https://github.com/bromite/bromite/discussions

  Chromium project and developers
  Iridium project for some patches
  ungoogled-chromium for some patches
  ungoogled-chromium-android for some patches
  GrapheneOS for some security patches
  Inox patchset for some patches (via ungoogled-chromium)
  Brave Browser for some patches
  Vadim Pleshkov for Bromite's logo

The patches published as part of the Bromite project are released under GNU GPL v3.
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