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Kiwi Browser’s latest update brings Google Chrome Extensions to Android
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<blockquote data-quote="South Park" data-source="post: 810607" data-attributes="member: 73194"><p>I had never heard of Kiwi browser before, but I was interested when I read that it was built for speed and has built-in ad blocking. I installed it directly from Github on my low-spec Android 5.1 tablet, where it slightly outperformed the sluggish Mozilla-based IceCat in my informal testing. I then installed it on my ancient Android 4.4.4 phone (w/ only 512 MB RAM) and was very pleased to see that that it ran faster than Ghostery, which was previously the only browser with ad blocking that would function on it. Even if I can't get Chrome exts to run, Kiwi browser has finally made my budget Android phone usable for general web browsing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="South Park, post: 810607, member: 73194"] I had never heard of Kiwi browser before, but I was interested when I read that it was built for speed and has built-in ad blocking. I installed it directly from Github on my low-spec Android 5.1 tablet, where it slightly outperformed the sluggish Mozilla-based IceCat in my informal testing. I then installed it on my ancient Android 4.4.4 phone (w/ only 512 MB RAM) and was very pleased to see that that it ran faster than Ghostery, which was previously the only browser with ad blocking that would function on it. Even if I can't get Chrome exts to run, Kiwi browser has finally made my budget Android phone usable for general web browsing. [/QUOTE]
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