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Hardened, Firefox-based browser for Android
IronFox is a recent, Firefox-based, privacy‑hardened Android fork that aims to continue Mull’s approach to fingerprint resistance and security hardening; its source is public on GitLab/GitHub and it a...
IronFox is an Android-focused, privacy‑hardened fork of Mozilla Firefox that continues the Mull Browser lineage and aims to remove Mozilla telemetry/services while adding fingerprinting and other hard...
There are multiple maintained browsers that replicate or exceed the hardening and privacy focus attributed to IronFox, with repeatedly identified as the closest functional alternatives across the avai...
IronFox is presented in community posts as a hardened, privacy-oriented fork of Mull/Firefox that emphasizes fingerprinting resistance and extra hardening on Android . Available community commentary c...
IronFox is a hardened Firefox-based Android fork that intentionally includes anti‑fingerprinting measures (timezone spoofing, fingerprinting protection overrides) and advertises “focus mainly on preve...
LibreWolf and IronFox both aim to harden Firefox’s baseline against tracking and telemetry by disabling or removing risky features, but they diverge in scope, maturity and platform focus: LibreWolf is...
is a privacy-hardened fork of Firefox that emphasizes removing telemetry and disabling features that can leak data (including selectively disabling WebGL), while is a Chromium-based browser positioned...
IronFox is a privacy‑focused fork of Mull built on Firefox’s codebase, positioning itself as a “secure, hardened” browser that emphasizes configuration and minimal telemetry . Brave and mainstream Fir...
A number of open‑source browsers explicitly pursue the “security‑hardened” model exemplified by IronFox — common choices are hardened Firefox forks like LibreWolf and toolchains such as arkenfox, plus...
IronFox is a recent privacy‑hardened fork of Mull (itself a DivestOS project) built on Firefox and pitched as “Firefox with privacy hardening baked in” for Android and desktop users . Public compariso...
Free, secure browsers most often recommended as alternatives to niche projects like IronFox include Brave, Firefox (and hardened forks), Tor Browser and privacy-focused Chromium forks; reviewers repea...
IronFox positions itself as a “private, secure, user first” hardened Android browser and a fork of the Mull Browser (itself based on Firefox), intended to continue Mull’s goal of providing a privacy- ...
IronFox is a highly hardened Android fork of Firefox that strips telemetry, enables strict Enhanced Tracking Protection by default, and bundles uBlock Origin with custom lists; it also implements Fiss...
is an Android-focused, privacy-hardened fork of that uses an explicit patch-management and build workflow to apply privacy and security changes to upstream Firefox source code . Public reporting and t...
IronFox presents itself as an open-source Android browser with source repositories on GitLab, GitHub and Codeberg and APK mirrors available . Available reporting and project pages show code mirrors an...
Independent, public security audits for Brave exist in CVE databases and vulnerability trackers; Brave appears in CVE aggregators . Firefox and hardened Firefox forks (LibreWolf/Arkenfox) have active ...
A cluster of free browsers in 2025 aim to match or exceed IronFox’s privacy-first posture by combining open-source roots, aggressive tracking protection, and hardened defaults—most notably Mozilla Fir...
There is no evidence in the provided reporting that a browser or product named “IronFox” ships with a built‑in VPN, proxy, or onion‑routing (Tor) feature; the sources contain descriptions of VPNs, Tor...
Brave is a Chromium-based browser that emphasizes built-in ad and tracker blocking and compatibility with Chrome extensions, while "IronFox" in available reporting appears primarily as an entry in bro...
IronFox presents as a small, GitLab‑centric Android browser project with a sparse public web presence and mirrored repositories, while LibreWolf is a more established Firefox fork with multiple GitLab...