I want to find or contribute to an open source Android app that behaves as a browser so that I can incorporate saving web pages to a specified (self-hosted) wallabag docker instance. Any suggestions?

  • §ɦṛɛɗɗịɛ ßịⱺ𝔩ⱺɠịᵴŧ@lemmy.ml
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    1 year ago

    The Mull browser from F-Droid is a great option, especially if Firefox is your main browser on your computer. It’s one of the few mobile browsers with the ability to use extensions, so hopefully this will make utilizing the wallabag extension easier to pull off.

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      Yeah, love me some Privacy Browser. JavaScript being disabled by default (which is easy to toggle on/off) is certainly a great feature.

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    Firefox (Fennec on F-Droid) It does support extensions, but they have to be made with mobile support. Tampermonkey works already i think

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    Hi there, for years I’ve been using Fenec from F-Droid.

    Think a fully featured modern Firefox, but 100% Free and Open Source

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    I use KiwiBrowsed but i want to switch to fennec because the chromium base of kiwi is bothering me. The only thing that is preventing me from switching is the speed of fennec. Its just not as fast as kiwi.

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    I use Brave, after almost 2 decades of being a Firefox user. But for me Firefox began sucking more and more something like 2 years ago, so I switched browsers on all my devices. No complaints.

    Ah, I forgot the mandatory “Fuck Mozilla!”

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      I used brave and brave search. But then brave search added ads and a pro subscription for 2.99$ to just get rid of the ads. So back to firefox for me.

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        1 year ago

        You can block Brave’s ads with Brave itself, by setting Shields to “aggressive”. Other than that, you can use a different search engine in Brave. I really don’t see the problem here.