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Category: Privacy Browser Android

  • Privacy Browser 3.0.1

    Privacy Browser 3.0.1 has been released. This is a bugfix release to correct a couple of serious bugs in the tabbed browsing interface that couldn’t wait for 3.1. A couple of other items were also added to release because they were ready to go in time and resolved less serious bugs. Because some people don’t…

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  • Cookies and Tabbed Browsing

    Anyone who has been following these posts for a while has noticed the running thread of limitations caused by Android’s WebView, which is why the 4.x series is going to include a forked version called Privacy WebView. While developing tabbed browsing I discovered that first-party cookies are enabled/disabled by app, while third-party cookies are enabled/disabled…

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  • Privacy Browser 3.0

    Privacy Browser 3.0 has been released. The major feature is the long awaited tabbed browsing. Using a tab layout generally works well, and in some cases is even better than I imagined it would be. The favorite icon has been moved from the URL bar down to the left of each tab. This helps with…

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  • Problems with Redmine

    March 14 Update: Redmine is working again. There is a bug in the current Debian Redmine package that prevents users from being able to log into the site. I have reported the bug to the package maintainers, but it is uncertain how long it will take them to upload a fixed version. Currently we can…

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  • Privacy Browser 2.17.1

    Privacy Browser 2.17.1 has been released to address a bug that caused Privacy Browser to crash if a bookmark was created with a very large favorite icon. This bug has existed ever since bookmarks were added to Privacy Browser in version 1.8, but nobody ever noticed until now because most websites are polite enough not…

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  • 3.x Series Roadmap

    The release of Privacy Browser 2.17 marks the end of the 2.x series (unless a serious bug is discovered that needs to be addressed). The 3.0 release will implement the long awaited tabbed browsing. Following that, all other features that can be implemented without Privacy WebView will makeup the body of the 3.x series. At…

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  • Privacy Browser 2.17

    Privacy Browser 2.17 has been released. The app bar now scrolls off the screen when the WebView is scrolled down and reappears when the WebView is scrolled up. This was an important prerequisite in preparation for tabbed browsing, as the tab interface will take additional screen real estate that would be bothersome if it couldn’t…

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  • Privacy Browser 2.16

    The release of Privacy Browser happened earlier than I anticipated due to a need to fix an urgent bug, introduced in 2.15, that caused SSL certificate pinning to be ignored unless navigating history using the forward/back buttons or the history list. Not all of the planned features for 2.16 had been completed when this bug…

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  • 2018 Financial Report

    Going forward, I thought it would be helpful to post a yearly financial report on the growth of Privacy Browser. Revenue Google Play: $344.09 Google AdMob: $101.57 PayPal: $39.06 Bitcoin: $24.10 Amazon: $1.37 Total Revenue: $510.19 Google Play revenue comes from selling the standard flavor on Google Play. Google AdMob revenue comes from the display…

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  • 2018 Security and Privacy Canary

    Backdoors During 2018, Stoutner received 0 requests from governments or organizations to insert backdoors into Privacy Browser. During 2018, Stoutner inserted 0 backdoors into Privacy Browser. Privacy During 2018, Stoutner received 0 requests from governments or organizations to weaken the privacy of Privacy Browser. During 2018, Stoutner has made 0 changes to weaken the privacy…

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