IronFox is Firefox ESR-based, completely de-Googled, has zero telemetry, and comes pre-hardened for privacy.
IronFox is a fork of Divested Computing Group’s Mull Browser, based on Mozilla Firefox. Our goal is to continue the legacy of Mull by providing a free and open source, privacy and security-oriented web browser for daily use.
Version IronFox v140.0.4 released, .apk available for download here.
More discussion about the browser here.
Unfortunately, not available in FDroid yet.
FDroid Link: https://fdroid.ironfoxoss.org/fdroid/repo/index.html
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Correct me if I’m wrong but I think we are still waiting for true tab process separation.
I love IronFox and use it alongside Vanadium. When Fission is confirmed I will bump IronFox back up to most browsing - vastly prefer Gecko browsers as a user but concerned about tab isolation and tracking.
iIRC IronFox has Fission already but there was a dangling question regarding an inability to still isolate processes.
This isn’t on the IronFox devs either - it really needs to be fixed upstream by Mozilla
They seem to hate F-droid for some reason. There are also many red flags that make me very suspicious
I wouldn’t use it personally
What red flags?
They are blatantly promoting Accrescent
Also they don’t seem to see foss as much of a priority.
It definitely has an F-Droid repo, here it is: https://fdroid.ironfoxoss.org/fdroid/repo/index.html
Thanks, fixed
IronFox is Firefox ESR-based, completely de-Googled, has zero telemetry, and comes pre-hardened for privacy.
There is no official Firefox ESR (Extended Support Release) version for Android. The releases itself say they are based on the most recent stable releases.
Where did you get they’re “ESR-based” from?
This is the peak Firefox forks for android privacy/security
Just use deGoogled Chrome. Using Firefox is just a pain and the project has no future, the suits will just extract everything they can from it until there is nothing left. I hope Ladybird changes things.
While I use Vanadium, it doesn’t support the basic Firefox plugins.
