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Line 80: ====Browsers==== On Android, there are a number of browser-based adblocking options. ~~=====[https://www.mozilla.org/en/firefox/mobile/ Firefox Mobile] with [https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock uBlock Origin]=====~~ ~~[https://www.mozilla.org/en/firefox/mobile/ Firefox Mobile] supports add-ons/extensions. This means that you can download uBlock Origin and configure it, as described in the above sections.~~ =====[https://www.bromite.org/ Bromite]===== If you're more partial to Chromium-based browsers, a good choice is [https://www.bromite.org/ Bromite]. Built on the same technological foundations as Google's {{p\|Chrome}}, but includes adblocking and is far more privacy respecting.