torproject/tor

Bromite is a privacy-focused fork of the Chromium browser for Android that blocks advertisements and tracking scripts by default, enforces encrypted HTTPS connections, and prevents browser fingerprinting without requiring any extensions or manual configuration. It applies a patch-based build system to layer privacy and security modifications directly onto the upstream Chromium codebase during compilation, integrating a filter list engine for network-level ad blocking and adding noise to browser APIs to mask device identity. The browser distinguishes itself through comprehensive privacy harden

This project is a curated directory and catalog of privacy-respecting software and security-focused services. It serves as a structured resource for finding alternatives to corporate services, focusing on tools that prioritize data sovereignty, end-to-end encryption, and user anonymity. The directory is maintained as a markdown-based resource list and rendered via a static site generator. It further extends its utility through a CORS-enabled public API and a JSON-based data schema, allowing the curated catalog of tools and providers to be retrieved programmatically. The collection covers a w

Orbot is an Android network anonymization tool designed to route mobile internet traffic through the Tor network. Its primary purpose is to hide a user's identity and location from websites by masking the originating network address. The software enables users to bypass internet censorship to access blocked services and prevents trackers from identifying a mobile device. It provides a local SOCKS proxy configuration to force specific applications to send traffic through an encrypted tunnel. The application utilizes the Android VPN service to capture device traffic at the network layer and in

ZeroNet is a decentralized web browser and server that enables the hosting and accessing of websites without central servers. It functions as a peer-to-peer content distribution network that utilizes BitTorrent and Bitcoin cryptography to replicate and share site data across a distributed network of users. The system emphasizes censorship-resistant publishing and privacy through the integration of hidden services to anonymize network traffic. Site identity and content updates are managed via a cryptographic system using public-key pairs instead of centralized account passwords. The platform