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Cake day: February 7th, 2026

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  • try less plugins in firefox. i only use ublock origin and numatrix (this can replace noscript and works better). don’t enable too many filter lists in ublock, there’s pretty severe impact.

    or theres the choice of using chromium based instead. somehow they work much smoothly than ff. i still use kiwibrowser but it’s discontinued so can’t recommend it… there’s no ublock but cromite is decent

    not sure wdym bluetooth backdoor tho. i personally don’t use BT at all so…


  • do you have gapps? are there many addons in firefox?

    don’t use disk swap. it’s almost never a good choice.

    crashing to boot animation sounds very weird. i haven’t experienced it since CM10 (android 4.1.2). perhaps there’s a different issue with that rom?

    i think you may have to try another rom, or a lower android version. in my experience android 12 and higher is much heavier/sluggish than 11. i’d recommend downgrading.

    the android build system is really shitty. it’s too optimized for OEM’s high spec build servers, us poor plebs can’t run it well… it even needs insane storage space for some reason. for small modifications manual edits work much better

    (and btw what device is this?)


  • no i just meant i’m using zram function already available… haven’t improved it or anything. so my comment was kinda offtopic for this thread…

    i have two android devices that i use zram on. one is a armv7 msm8974 phone with 2gb ram on android 8.1 (LG G2), the other is an arm64 sdm429 tablet also with 2gb ram on android 11 (Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 2019). i frequently run termux and firefox/kiwibrowser together.

    btw this Galaxy Tab A i have is one of those devices where the manufacturer decided to include armv7 kernel on a 64bit device. thankfully the bootloader is 64bit capable, and even the stock rom in one specific region is in 64bit, so i’m able to use 64bit in mine.

    the android build system is actually not necessary to modify the android kernel. the kernel zImage/Image.gz can be built by simply getting the android toolchain (arm-eabi-4.9 for me) and compiling the kernel thru linux standard process (export ARCH=arm; export CROSS_COMPILE; make defconfig; make) and manually replacing the kernel in boot.img using unpackbootimg and mkbootimg.