We know that outside of the mantle that Google offers it can be cold, but many of the options that we are going to expose you already know well enough. Others perhaps not so much, but we will try to shed light on them with a brief analysis of each one.
Microsoft Edge
Not everyone knows that Microsoft Edge, Microsoft’s web browser, which comes installed with all Windows 10 computers, is available for Android. That’s right, you can install Edge on Android. So if you are a fan of the Microsoft “ecosystem” and you have your bookmarks, favorites, etc, you can choose to install it on your Android.
Opera
Opera in its full version, the original, the most similar in design and functionality to the desktop version, which is where it got its popularity and possibly users of Opera on Android are also on their desktop system. It has an ad blocker, a data saving mode, a bitcoin wallet and a Free VPN.
Mozilla Firefox
Another of the great classics in terms of browsers Firefox for Android. The platform open-source Mozilla has had its edition for Android for years, receiving even one of the most important updates in its history, called Firefox Quantum. In addition to a renewed design, its greatest strength is the privacy and security protection systems.
Firefox Focus
And now that we talk about Firefox, we can’t stop talking about one of its latest releases. It’s about a browser completely focused on privacy and to specific searches. It has all the security and privacy options available and for having activated by default. Block ad trackers, analytics, social trackers, and other content trackers.
DuckDuckGo
Anyone looking to preserve their privacy and keep their sensitive data safe above all else should give DuckDuckGo a try. Like Firefox Focus, it is a browser whose main priority is to ensure the privacy of users. Even so, as we found in its analysis, it is a very functional browser that for some could be the perfect replacement for Google Chrome.
Mint
It is considered one of the best lightweight browsers for Android. Among its functions, we find the possibility of activating a dark theme, a mobile data saving mode and synchronization of bookmarks between devices. In addition, the navigation is very fast and the user experience when using the browser is one of the best.
Opera Mini
In addition to its smaller storage size, its less mobile data wear when navigating your app makes it another differential feature for one of the best alternatives to Google Chrome. Once we enter the interface, simplicity makes an appearance, with few options but well implemented.
Brave Browser
Brave is an open source browser based on Chromium, the Google Chrome engine, whose developer company is founded by the co-founder of the Mozilla Project and creator of JavaScript. It is a browser for Android mainly focused on privacy, with monitoring and security protection systems.
Dolphin Browser
Since the beginning of Google’s operating system, Dolphin Browser has been one of the most widely used browsers by users. To this day, although it is true that it has been relegated to the background by the rise of Google Chrome, although it accumulates more than 50 million downloads. It has gesture navigation, a download acceleration system and flash playback.
Kiwi
It is one of the competitors and one of the most recent alternatives to Google Chrome on the market, and we can highlight from it two ideal functions for those who read a lot on mobile: dark mode on any web page and reading mode on any article. You can read everything you want without leaving your eyes and adapt each text to what suits you best.
