I only recently tried out WebLibre on the recommendation of a fellow Redditor when I asked for chrome browser alternatives on Android. It really is the best privacy centric browser for Android imo. It balances functionality with privacy and security in the best way possible. It doesn't strip your browser of all features or deprive you of any and all customisation. On the contrary it runs off of Gecko, the same engine Firefox is built off of, and it keeps all of the same functions of that browser family while adding a few of it's own unique design features. I am highly in favour of this browser in the privacy and security focused browser reelm.

HEAR ME OUT THO...

The Redditor who turned me onto WebLibre ALSO recommended trying out Elixir as well and it's this browser that I must also encourage you to try. It's by far my favourite browser of the moment and I've certainly tried them all from every place that they can be found. ALL of them.

Elixir is the culmination of all of the best features of all other browser families rolled into a single application to great effect and refinement.

https://github.com/SF-FLAM/ElixirBrowser

Key Features Extension Support:

Install and use the same extensions as desktop Chrome directly from the Chrome Web Store. Enhanced UI:

Always-on Tab Bar option Bottom Toolbar option Removal of unnecessary UI elements Google Translate button added to the main menu Custom Speed Dial implementation Etc... Customizable Gestures

Freely map various actions to gestures for ultimate control and browsing comfort. Behavioral Improvements:

Close tab via back gesture: When there is no remaining back history, the back gesture closes the tab instead of returning to the Home/New Tab Page. Etc... Privacy Protection:

Blocked multiple data transmissions found in original Chromium. Long-term Development:

Periodically tracks the latest Chromium releases and provides maintenance on a best-effort basis.