I am the developer of Privacy Browser, an privacy focused browser for Android currently based on Android's `WebView`. A user of Privacy Browser is a member of this forum and suggested I might post here to receive feedback and feature suggestions. Privacy Browser disables JavaScript, cookies, and DOM storage by default. There are controls to enable these features automatically by domain as well as on-the-fly controls to enable them temporarily while browsing. It also supports pinning of SSL certificates by domain, and integrates with Orbot for browsing through the Tor network. A list of planned features are available in the roadmap and the issue tracker. Are there any other suggestions member of the forum have?
Hi Soren let me be the first to welcome you to Wilders I'm glad you decided to join, that was me on your issue tracker forum yesterday I think you are doing a great job with Privacy Browser and I do appreciate you taking my suggestions into consideration.
Privacy Browser runs on Android 4.4 (KitKat) or higher, although there is a MITM vulnerability on Android 4.4 that can be exploited if the web server is not configured correctly.
Hi I just tested your browser and found that my ip address is leaking when I use Tor. I'm using browserleaks.com and whoer.net to check. I noticed that webrtc is enabled. Orfox has no such problem Also, it can't block social media plugins despite having Fanboy's Annoyance List. You can test this at www.engadget.com or www.gizmodo.com Can you fix them? Thanks
