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lemm.ee

That's presently what I'm using, but I have added the mull version of the arkenfox user.js via Firefox devtools.

Fennec does release updates a bit slower than mull did via DivestOS's repo, unfortunately, and doesn't have a build up for these CVE's as of yet. Granted, I don't think FF android has these updates yet, but I feel like I remember Mull's updates making it to my device faster than FF's even, as they didn't need to go through external review processes.

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lemmy.zip

I think somebody forked it and is calling it IronFox. So you might want to take a look and see if that's correct.

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lemm.ee

Could you lendna little help to adding Mulls user.JS please? I haven't had luck in ways I've tried. I am rooted.

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Yeah, I had similar concerns based on how long Fennec took to be updated to patch a CVE recently (The issue was possibly linked to the fdroid version and might not have applied if I were using Obtainium, I don't remember)

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slrpnk.net

Hm...what's the best choice to switch to then? I was under the impression that fennec is less private and secure than mull.

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I'm just using Obtainium, but I assume they probably will put it on F-Droid soon.

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lemmy.zip

I now use Cromite for clearnet, Tor browser for dark web

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Chromium based browsers are more secure but less private on android.

I get a unique fingerprint when I check EFF "cover your tracks" on cromite.

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