Apps tagged with 'Web browser' Page 6 of 18

A privacy-centric web browser, with an elegant UI and a robust built-in ad blocker, all designed with anonymity in mind.

Firefox fork with compiler optimizations and patches from Librewolf, Waterfox, and GNU IceCat. It aims to be the Firefox equivalent of my main project: Thorium (a Chromium fork).

Puffin speeds up mobile browsing by shifting the workload from the resource-limited devices to the cloud servers, and resource-demanding webpages can run super-fast on your phones or tablets.

Graphical small-internet client for Windows, Linux, MacOS X and BSDs. Supports gemini, http, https, gopher, finger.

Productivity browser built on Chromium with support for multiple isolated logins, unified organization of web apps, tab sleeping, workspaces, sidebar groups, and secure browsing.

One of the smallest, fastest Android web browsers around. It is a high-performance small-sized Internet browser built for those who don't want the cumbersome size of Firefox or Chromium. It is based off the Android WebKit Engine.

Choose which browser opens each link on Windows and macOS. Ask every time, or let a rule decide by site, profile or the app the link came from. Open source, local, no telemetry.

Welcome to the MultiZen Browser project. This is an open-source multi-session browser, primarily designed for private browsing. It was developed out of a need for a substantial multi-session tool.

Whale is web browser developed by Naver Corporation. Whale possess a lot of similar features as Vivaldi as being a customized pushed browser, multi-tasking browsing called 'Omnitasking', as much as other features as cloud saves & quick translation.

Privacy browser runs multiple accounts securely on any platform, like Chrome, without blockages. Ideal for marketing and brand agencies, avoiding bans.

surf is a simple web browser based on WebKit2/GTK+. It is able to display websites and follow links. It supports the XEmbed protocol which makes it possible to embed it in another application. Furthermore, one can point surf to another URI by setting its XProperties.

Aye is a Chromium-based AI browser for macOS and Windows that gives web work a teachable AI intern. It reads visible pages, plans steps, and works through normal browser actions such as clicking, typing, scrolling, switching tabs, and checking results.

A modern, privacy-focused browser with a minimalistic design.

The new home for your internet. One window. Many workspaces. All your tabs.

Vim is the Vim Inspired Electron Browser: Vim bindings for the web by design.

Umbra is a privacy-focused web browser built for users who want maximum protection without the configuration headaches. Created by forking the now-discontinued Ghostery Browser's build system, Umbra sits on a hardened Firefox ESR foundation and strips out every ounce of...

Chrome extension that routes individual tabs through separate residential IPs, with saved domain rules, direct connections, and WebRTC leak protection.

Web browser for Android TV designed for remote control use, featuring tabs, bookmarks, voice search, user agent switching, and download management.

The most intelligent AI assistant, but it’s a browser.

A lightweight and pure and simple data-driven data-exchange platform. Eliminating HTML/CSS/JS by implementing common interactive browser elements.

Open-source Chromium fork for Microsoft Windows with focus on functionality and privacy. Uses some patches from Helium, Ungoogled Chromium and etc.

Stack is an Internet launchpad that increases the efficiency of working with the web for the average internet user by allowing simultaneous use of multiple web apps within a neatly organized working environment.

An experimental Firefox fork that enhances focus and increases work productivity due to its hyper minimalistic UI and built-in tools.

Mozilla's official alternative to Mozilla Firefox, with ability to install unsigned addons in release version

LinkRouter is a lightweight, portable Windows tool that gives you total control over where your links open — based not just on protocol (like http), but on the actual URL content using custom regex rules.