We have at our disposal a large number of browsers that we can use in all kinds of operating systems. Some are more focused on offering characteristic tools and functions, others may have improvements in terms of security and privacy, others may or may not be available on certain platforms. In short, there are many options that we have. In this article we are going to talk about Bromite , a browser that focuses on privacy and has an option to always navigate in an incognito window.
Bromite, an alternative to browse privately
There is no doubt that security and privacy are factors highly valued by users. However this is not always present. Today our data, our personal information, have great value online. Many marketing companies are looking for ways to obtain this data to include us in spam lists, send targeted advertising or even sell it to third parties.
Logically this is a problem that puts our privacy at risk. Browsers are the most sensitive tools in this regard. Ultimately we send a lot of data through this software, we access many sites and we can compromise our information. Many users choose to make use of functions such as incognito window navigation.
This is where Bromite comes in. It is a Chromium based browser that aims to allow users to browse privately. It has a function to always navigate in incognito window. It is a similar function to that of Firefox Focus.
Bromite is an interesting alternative to other browsers. It is available for Android , which is the most widely used operating system today on mobile devices. This means that it can come in handy to many users. We will explain how to use it and how we can activate this function to always navigate from incognito windows.
Bromite main features
Among the main security features we can mention that it has DNS-over-HTTPS support . It also has a list of proxy settings that we can use, as well as the possibility of avoiding click tracking when browsing.
Eliminate all those settings that may be a problem for privacy. It also has all the necessary patches to correct correctly updated security problems.
Bromite is a totally free and open source tool . At the moment, as we have indicated, it is available for the Android operating system.
But if there is one feature that stands out, it is the possibility of always navigating in an incognito window . We have to configure this.
How to use Bromite and navigate incognito windows
The first thing we have to do is install Bromite on our device. For this you have to go to their official website and download the installation file. The process is simple and we will quickly have the browser installed and ready to use.
For those who use Google Chrome it will be very familiar, since it is based on Chromium.
To navigate in incognito windows we always have to access the menu (the three points at the top right) and enter Settings. Once we are here, different options will appear. The one that interests us is the Privacy, which is within Advanced Settings. There we will see a section called “Open links in incognito tabs always”. By default it is disabled, so we simply have to check the box.
From that moment on, each time we navigate with Bromite we will do so in incognito windows. One more way to maintain privacy at all times.
But in addition to this option we will find many others within Privacy . We can do a little research and activate DNS-over-HTTPS, for example. It also offers features such as preloading pages and thus make browsing and searching faster.
In short, Bromite is an interesting browser that we can use on Android if we want to improve privacy. It has cool features.
