Closed ameshkov closed 5 years ago
"com.android.browser" may be not the original AOSP browser but browser customized by firmware vendor, inherited from dark ages android.
@sfionov most likely to be old and not targeting SDK 25, so we can count it as supporting HTTPS filtering right away.
How it goes guys?
it goes slowly but still it goes
Could not find information about these browsers:
com.baidu.browserhd.inter
com.boatgo.browser
com.linkbubble.playsore
com.nhn.android.search
com.ninnix96.pyrope.browser
acr.browser.lightning
com.amazon.cloud9
com.android.browser
org.cyanogenmod.gello.browser
com.appdream.cloud
com.boatbrowser.license.key
com.cleanmaster.security
com.droid.browser
com.fevdev.nakedbrowserpro
com.htc.sense.browser
com.metalasfook.nochromo
com.opera.browser.classic
com.opera.browser.yandex
com.opera.mini.android
com.opera.mini.android.yandex
com.UCMobile.intl.x86
me.android.browser
mobi.browser.flfoxpro
org.chromium.chrome
com.boatbrowser.license.key
com.boatbrowser.free.addon.en
com.boatgo.license.key
mobi.mgeek.YoutubeSearch
jp.co.fenrir.android.sleipnir_black
com.browser.Speed
com.opera.browser.pwa
com.opera.browser.extension
com.opera.browses
Could not find information about these browsers:
How so?
Here's opera mini for instance: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.opera.mini.android
@nkartyshov
Also, don't forget to update the default HTTPS filtering settings in AG with the information we now know.
Also, don't forget that Firefox-based browsers have their own way of checking HTTPS certificates and they don't rely on Android for that.
Added info about not found browsers, but I cannot find info for few browsers:
com.android.browse
com.droid.browser
com.opera.browser.extension
com.opera.browser.pwa
com.opera.browses
@nkartyshov for com.opera.*
-- use the same as for other OPERA browsers.
com.android.browser
and com.droid.browser
are old chrome-based browsers, they do support https filtering.
Updated
We got a report on the QQ Browser (com.tencent.mtt, v 9.0.0.4770) not being compatible with the HTTPS filtering.
Besides the list of browsers, we should also support the list of browsers which do not trust user certificates and not provide a network security configuration like this: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src.git/+/lkcr/chrome/android/java/res/xml/network_security_config.xml
What needs to be done:
Fill the table:
Here is the list of registered browsers you should test: