Bromite Privacy Web Browser

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".

The main goal is to provide 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".
All patches are published under GNU/GPL v3 to enable other open source projects' usage.
Bromite is only available for Android Lollipop (v5.0, API level 21) and above.

customizable adblock filters via user-provided URL (see https://www.bromite.org/custom-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
remove Play integration binary blobs
use CFI on all architectures except x86
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