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<p>Using Vanadium is highly recommended and Bromite is a good alternative if you want
a few more features like ad-blocking and more aggressive anti-fingerprinting. Vanadium
is working towards including these features and is actively collaborating with
- Bromite. Other Chromium-based browsers like Brave can also be decent choices.
- Standalone browsers based on Chromium have by far the best sandbox implementation.
- Site isolation can also be enabled, which makes the sandbox enforce a security
- boundary containing each site rather than isolating content as a whole. Vanadium
- enables site isolation by default, and Bromite enables it on high memory devices,
- including all officially supported GrapheneOS devices. Site isolation prevents an
- attacker from obtaining cookies (like login sessions) and other data tied to other
- sites if they successfully exploit the browser's rendering engine. It also provides
- the strongest available mitigation for Spectre-based side channel attacks.</p>
+ Bromite. Standalone browsers based on Chromium have by far the best sandbox
+ implementation. Site isolation can also be enabled, which makes the sandbox enforce a
+ security boundary containing each site rather than isolating content as a whole.
+ Vanadium enables site isolation by default, and Bromite enables it on high memory
+ devices, including all officially supported GrapheneOS devices. Site isolation
+ prevents an attacker from obtaining cookies (like login sessions) and other data tied
+ to other sites if they successfully exploit the browser's rendering engine. It also
+ provides the strongest available mitigation for Spectre-based side channel
+ attacks.</p>
<p>WebView-based browsers use the hardened Vanadium rendering engine, but they can't
offer as much privacy and control due to being limited to the capabilities supported