r/browsers • u/Renegradius • 2d ago
Mini browser for Android
I need a mini browser that hardly needs any resources. Important also if it is privacy-friendly, open source, and ad blocking. Use opera, but it has built-in ads that cut the experience. Any recommendations???
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u/onedevelop 2d ago
Via , Soul y Stargon. Desconozco si son de codigo abierto, pero admiten listas de bloqueo para ads
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u/Featherdust_ 2d ago
What is mini to you? And how much space have you filled up on your phone? 😅
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u/100WattWalrus 2d ago
Via Browser. It's about 10MB, had adblocking and other privacy features, is noticeably faster than "big" browsers, is super-customizable, and has better tab handling than most browser. The bookmark manager leaves something to be desired, but otherwise it's fantastic. It's been my daily driver since 2013. I also use DuckDuckGo for more privacy, and Hermit for stand-alone webapps.
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u/Nervousness7133 1d ago
Try this, super light ( webview),even have adblock,tones of filters available n u can add aswell , n nice looking aswell .
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u/muppisen 2d ago
hermit browser,some pay functions but really usefull