What is the best anonymous browser for androids?

[lmfaoo]

The title. I am just not finding anything beyond go login for androids

 

[lmfaoo]

For Android, I'd probably go with Mull or Brave. They're easy to use, privacy-focused, and don't require much tweaking. If you want maximum anonymity, pair them with a trusted VPN.

Can we bind a proxy per profile?

 

[Trendfox agency]

firefox and brave

 

[ltesocksio]

Probably Tor Browser if you mean full anonymity, but it’s kinda slow. For everyday use, I’d go with Brave since it’s faster and still pretty private.

 

[Dayyhu]

The title. I am just not finding anything beyond go login for androids

It depends on what you mean by anonymous. If you're talking about general privacy, I'd look at Brave Browser, Firefox with privacy extensions, or Tor Browser. Those are the names I see mentioned most often.

If you're looking for something closer to anti detect browsers like GoLogin, the Android options seem much more limited than on desktop. Most of the serious account management and fingerprint isolation tools are still focused on Windows and Mac. That's probably why you're struggling to find many alternatives.

 

[proxygo]

tor browser - its old but very reliable .

 

[Mango Proxy]

One thing to keep in mind is that Android has fewer mature options than desktop. I'd focus on whether the browser keeps a consistent profile and doesn't constantly change device signals.

 

[RMX]

Multilogin X, Incognito Browser and brave

 

[jongsumatra]

1. Tor Browser if you want to be completely anonymous, it's built for that.
2. Brave browser with Mullvad VPN. Brave handles the ad/tracker blocking and Mullvad is the most reputable VPN with a strict no logs policy

 

[stones5]

When you find yourself viewing Go Login for Android again and again, then it is most likely that the content has not been indexed correctly or the title is too generic
You need to use more specific keywords or view it from your desktop computer

 

[kookeey]

For basic privacy, Tor Browser or Mull are great on Android. But if you’re doing multi-accounting or automation, you need a proper mobile anti-detect browser like Multilogin. Standard privacy browsers just can't handle separate fingerprint profiles.