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Mobile web browsing has recently surpassed desktop browsing both in term ofpopularity and traffic. Following its desktop counterpart, the mobile browsersecosystem has been growing from few browsers (Chrome, Firefox, and Safari) to aplethora of browsers, each with unique characteristics (battery friendly,privacy preserving, lightweight, etc.). In this paper, we introduce a browserbenchmarking pipeline for Android browsers encompassing automation, in-depthexperimentation, and result analysis. We tested 15 Android browsers, usingCappuccino a novel testing suite we built for third party Android applications.We perform a battery-centric analysis of such browsers and show that: 1)popular browsers tend also to consume the most, 2) adblocking producessignificant battery savings (between 20 and 40% depending on the browser), and3) dark mode offers an extra 10% battery savings on AMOLED screens. We exploitthis observation to build AttentionDim, a screen dimming mechanism driven bybrowser events. Via integration with the Brave browser and 10 volunteers, weshow potential battery savings up to 30%, on both devices with AMOLED and LCDscreens.

On the Battery Consumption of Mobile Browsers