What browser with adblock can be installed on Android 4.4.4?

Question

Android

Friends, I have a tablet on which Android 4.4.4 is installed and there are no opportunities (skills and desires) to upgrade.
The task is to watch YouTube without ads.
Can you advise something, the main thing is that without dancing with tambourines, with the simplest installation? I did not find anything in the market right away. My favorite Brave browser doesn't work on this android...

Answer 1

Put Firefox, in my opinion, it is even better than Brave, in a good way, the only normal browser left.
But Firefox has recently "updated" the design to make it more "simple, accessible, etc." -- in general, a standard song with which to describe debilitation.
Take the version, which now has a classic interface and full support for extensions (including desktop ones).
The latest such version is Firefox 68.11.0 , download the .apk from here: https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/mozilla/firefox/fire...
For armeabi-v7a architecture (you probably have this one) requires Android 4.1+.
Then download the uBlock Origin extension (namely "Origin", not just uBlock):https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ubl...
In the extension settings, enable at least Regions, languages ​​-> RUS: RU Adlist, and whatever else you want to block.
You can additionally install the Scriptlet Doctor extension to cut aggressive ads on Yandex: https://github.com/JustOff/scriptlet-doctor/releases
(you need the scriptlet-doctor-quantum-1.2.3.xpi file)

Answer 2

Look towards YouTube Vanced
https://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=916464&s...

Answer 3

Bromite Browser

Answer 4

safeincloud

Answer 5

I use Enpass. Very comfortable. Completely free for the desktop and for the mobile version you will have to pay something around 700 rubles one-time, but you can test it like that - there is a limit of 20 logins. No ads. Synchronization via the cloud, but not like in KeePass, where you yourself have to save the file to the cloud folder, and even synchronize it with a separate program (from the cloud), but here it itself can synchronize everything with most clouds - just log in. Moreover, it requests access only to this file in the cloud, which, as it were, guarantees that it will not look at what else is stored there.
I sat on KeePass for a long time, but got the wretchedness of the interface. As from the 2000s ... In addition, when it was necessary to synchronize with a smartphone, it turned out that although it has several versions for android, they seem to be not official and the interface is simply monstrous. I sat for a while on one of these and decided to still look for something more modern. I also tried LastPass - but I don't like that it stores data on its servers, which, by the way, were rumored to have been compromised about a year ago (they were hacked and passwords were stolen). So it’s somehow more reliable in the cloud (after all, no one knows that passwords are stored there, and no one will hack billions of accounts in search of a database with passwords).
PS There is another interesting, completely free and quite modern option - bitwarden. I tried it recently, but it is very young and still damp. For example, the chrome extension has an extremely inconvenient interface (although it looks modern), and there seems to be no desktop application at all. I'm waiting until they finish it, and then maybe I'll move on ...

Answer 6

LastPass seems to meet these conditions. Although, I do not use it on mobile, I only know that it is there.
Free on desktop.
As for the numbers of cards and documents, I don’t know the use case, so I can’t say. Although there is definitely storage not only for sites.
For me personally, it is more important that he fills in the login data himself and you can conveniently select the desired login if there are several accounts on the site.

Answer 7

• 1Password
  
• KeePass
  

Answer 8

LastPass - no problems, cross-platform is excellent. All pluses

Answer 9

Third party passwords? Great solution)))
I use KeepassX. I don't see any disadvantages, only positives. In life, I will not switch to proprietary solutions, and even for passwords.