Update Doc's: Installation Section
Documentation Issue
- [x] Brave Desktop Browser Instructions Guide
- [x] Brave Mobile Browser Instructions Guide
- [ ] Crypto Annoyances Instructions Guide
- [ ] Scriptlets Instructions
- [x] Block Spam Calls - Finish off reviews.
- [ ] Update readme
- [x] Update
hostssection, https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1129 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1130 - [x] Add Pi-Hole Instructions Guide, https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1131 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1133
- [x] Add pfSense + pfBlockerNG Instructions Guide, https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1134 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1136
- [x] Add AdGuard Instructions Guide, https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1140 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1141
- [x] Add DNS66 Instructions Guide, https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1143 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1144
- [x] Add Blokada Instructions Guide, https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1147 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1148 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1150
- [x] Add AdAway Instructions Guide, https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1155 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1157
- [x] Add AdBlock Instructions Guide, https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1169 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1170
- [x] Adblock Plus Instructions Guide, https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1171 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1172
- [x] AdBlock Browser Instructions Guide, https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1173 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1174 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1175
- [x] NextDNS Instructions Guide, https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1176 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1179
- [x] Vivaldi Instructions Guide, https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1182 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1183
- [x] Add uBlock Origin Lite (Manifest V3) Instructions Guide
- [x] Add Dnsmasq Instructions Guide, https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1188 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1189 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1190 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1191 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/issues/768 and https://github.com/chartingshow/crypto-firewall/pull/1195
To Do
- Update: Readme TOC.
- Download the icons for Other Browser Choices ✨ section in readme.
README-zh.md README-ja.md
Add more browsers:
- Firefox
- Yandex
- Safari
- Edge
- Samsung Internet
Here is a more comprehensive list of popular web browsers, including some lesser-known ones:
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Google Chrome: Known for its speed and extensive library of extensions, Chrome is the most widely used browser globally[3][5].
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Apple Safari: Popular on Apple devices, Safari is praised for its privacy features and energy efficiency[1][3].
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Microsoft Edge: Offers integration with Windows and enhanced security features, making it a strong contender[3][7].
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Mozilla Firefox: Focuses on privacy and customizability, making it a favorite among those concerned about security[3][7].
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Opera: Known for its data compression features and built-in VPN[7].
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Yandex Browser: Popular in Russia, it uses Yandex Search as its default engine and holds a significant market share in the region[2][4].
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Coccoc: A Vietnamese browser that is popular in Southeast Asia, known for its localized features and integration with Vietnamese services.
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Samsung Internet: Default browser on Samsung devices, offering features like ad-blocking and enhanced security[5].
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Vivaldi: Offers high customization options and is popular among power users[3][7].
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UC Browser: Widely used in Asia, especially in India and China, known for its data compression and offline browsing capabilities.
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360 Safe Browser: Another popular browser in China, known for its security features and local content support.
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Brave Browser: Focuses on privacy and security by blocking ads and trackers by default.
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Arc Browser: A modern browser focusing on user experience and innovation, particularly on macOS. It offers unique features like reimagined bookmark and tab management[4][6].
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Maxthon: Offers unique features like a Resource Sniffer for downloading media, Split Screen mode, and a built-in screenshot tool. It also includes a free VPN option[5].
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Tor Browser: Focuses on anonymity and privacy by routing traffic through the Tor network. It's ideal for users who need to protect their identity online[5].
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Colibri Browser: Another alternative browser that offers a minimalist interface and is designed for simplicity and speed[5].
These browsers cater to different user needs and preferences, ranging from privacy-focused options like Firefox and Brave to feature-rich browsers like Chrome and Edge.
Add AI Browsers
OpenAI's Atlas and Perplexity's Comet browsers