This is primarily because Orweb relies on many components built into Android, so it does not need to bundle them. Orweb does have an advantage which is that it less than 2MB while Orfox is in the 25-30MB range. It trys to mimic some of the settings of Tor Browser, but doesn’t actually use any of the actual code written for Tor Browser security hardening. Orweb also only provides a very limited amount of capability of Tor Browser, primarily related to reducing browser fingerprinting, minimizing disk writes, and cookie and history management. In addition, Google has made it very difficult to effectively control the network proxy settings of all aspects of this component, making it difficult to guarantee that traffic will not leak on all devices and OS versions. This has proven to be problematic because we cannot control the version of that component, and cannot upgrade it directly when bugs are found. Orweb is built upon the bundled WebView (Webkit) browser component inside of the Android operating system. It is VERY VERY SIMPLE, as it only has one tab, no bookmark capability, and an extremely minimal user experience. In the summer of 2014 ( ) that has been downloaded over 2 million times. Update 24 September, 2015: Orfox BETA is now on Google Play:
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