AOSmium
AOSmium is a Chromium-based Mulch fork that uses Vanadium’s patches. It's a security-focused fork of Mulch by the Divested Computing Group, aimed at minimizing anti-features.
Features
- No Tracking
- No registration required
Tags
- mulch
- Mobile Web Browsers
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AOSmium information
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What is AOSmium?
AOSmium is a Chromium-based Mulch fork that uses Vanadium’s patches. It's a security-focused fork of 
Mulch by the Divested Computing Group, aimed at minimizing anti-features. While it does apply some privacy patches, becoming a "privacy" browser is not its main goal. For more technical details and credits, refer to the README.
Recommended settings vary based on the browser and user preference. Some may already be set or unavailable. Settings suggested for advanced users are marked with a cowboy emoji.
Recommended settings include clearing all browsing data at startup, enabling standard protection for safe browsing, always using secure connections, disabling cross-origin referrer, disabling non-proxied UDP for WebRTC IP handling policy, enabling "Do Not Track" requests, blocking motion sensors and JavaScript JIT, disabling auto-verify, and enabling the option to darken websites in themes setting.
For Google services, it's recommended to disable options that help improve Chrome's features and performance and make searches and browsing better. For ad privacy, disable ad topics, site-suggested ads, and ad measurement.