browser choice recommendation

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I never been that good about choosing a good browser and now it is more confusing.
Used so many but never understand a good one
For android I have tried bromite mull firefox brave

But never been satisfied and i don't understand why bromite such a good piece of software is not on a store and i can't verify my self all of those codes so have anyone done that how trustable that is and what other think about other options btw in my linux system i use firefox with ublock and use ungoogled chromium.

Fox

Hello Darkion.
My recommendation will always be to divide your internet activity into several browsers. For my part I recommend the BLT pack (Brave, LibreWolf & Tor), and if you want to use one more maybe I would use an Iridium Browser or a Vivaldi configured to measure, but as I say, it would be something optional.
I know that some of the proposals cannot be fully audited, but hey, I feel confident in them, and a bad one I can always do without those who fail me.
In addition, it does not matter which browser you choose if you do not take more measures, such as using certain search engines and extensions, using VPNs and alternative DNS resolvers, avoiding certain websites and adopting certain attitudes and habits...
I hope I have helped you a little. Greetings.

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Yes
But i was looking for if bromite is that credible as it was not audited and is it that trusted have any one looked into the codes. And i never understand how it is a browser in bromite git there is no source code.

Fox

[deleted] There are ways and methods to check the veracity and efficiency of a browser without the need to audit the base code, although this option is certainly the best. Another option that exists to test a browser is to test it and audit its network activity. Regarding the tests, PrivacyTools offers you a link where various tests are compiled to which a series of browsers are subjected, Bromite included, and their results. Regarding the network audition, I think that with programs such as Wireshark you can carry out this audition yourself, although I don't know if there is any equivalent to it for Android. Greetings.