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.
+ 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.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