Cromite
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Cromite is a Chromium fork focusing on privacy, featuring built-in ad-blocking, user agent customization for privacy, DNS adjustments for security, and anti-fingerprinting measures to ensure user safety throughout browsing sessions.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Windows
- Linux
- Android
- Android Tablet
- F-Droid
Features
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dioide added Cromite as alternative to Aerium Browser- Computerphobe added Cromite as alternative to Phi Browser
OrdinaryPerson added Cromite as alternative to Nira Browser- heheudueueh liked Cromite
Creative_joe added Cromite as alternative to Titanium Browser- mahdi-shayan liked Cromite
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Comments and Reviews
it is indeed quite good. pc version for some reason can interfere with 3rd party firewalls like eset, and going to whine about certifications. android version still doesnt have extension support, however it has a proper blocker and darktheme thing built in.
alltogether not a bad broser, and its INSANELY fast. just needs some time to iron out the quirks.
supports extensions
A private, customizable Chromium experience for those who can't find hardened, alternative browsers such as Mull viable for their mobile use cases.
Built-in adblocker with custom list support, local userscript support in lieu of extensions, built-in dark mode and translate features, a multitude of privacy and UI enhancements removed Google integrations that are on-par with Ungoogled Chromium and access to desktop settings such as chrome//flags makes this the definitive Chromium experience for mobile users.
The description says: "which is practically got abandoned, as it has not been updated since December of 2022"
Can someone please explain this situation to me? The app development seems to be active...
It means that bromite got abandoned, not the cromite which is a fork of it
Hell Guess :) foxy wolf is correct. Cromite was frequently updated sine 2011.
Source 1 at https://github.com/uazo/cromite
Source 2 at https://www.cromite.org
I am also assuming that the text was referring to Bromite was abandoned. In comparison, Cromite is still maintained.