Mozilla has added support for Google's Play Integrity API, known for blocking users of custom ROMs from accessing banking apps, to Firefox for Android.
It’s my understanding that forks like librewolf and waterfox won’t be keeping this in for those of us that moved over when mozilla started changing its stripes should remain free from this particular anti feature.
That doesn’t help on Android since those forks don’t exist for that platform. There are Firefox Mobile forks for Android like Fennec, but I don’t know if those forks will be forced to keep this “feature” in place.
It’s my understanding that forks like librewolf and waterfox won’t be keeping this in for those of us that moved over when mozilla started changing its stripes should remain free from this particular anti feature.
Yay waterfox!
That doesn’t help on Android since those forks don’t exist for that platform. There are Firefox Mobile forks for Android like Fennec, but I don’t know if those forks will be forced to keep this “feature” in place.
Waterfox doesn’t exist on Android? So what is this browser I’m using? Lol
I didn’t realize Waterford had been ported, thanks!
Waterfox is on the play store
Also straight from Github or its own website
Ironfox?
Also I don’t think they can add any proprietary library like those interacts with google play to fennce, as per f-droid rules.
IronFox uses their own F-Droid repository, meaning I’m pretty sure they can do whatever they want.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.waterfox.android.release
LibreFox might not exist on Android, but IronFox is a good option at least.