Dolphin Browser
Dolphin is a free, fast, smart and personal web browser for Android, iPhone and iPad. The exclusive features include one-tap share, tabbed browsing, cloud sync, gesture browsing, sonar search, speed dial, sidebar and a lot more to be discovered.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once)
- Proprietary
Application type
Alerts
- Warning
Platforms
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Kindle Fire
Dolphin Browser has long-standing reputation of collecting/stealing users' data and browsing history: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1319529
Features
- Support for Gestures
- YouTube background listening
- Built-in Ad-blocker
- Built-in Adobe Flash Player
- Fullscreen support
- Speed dial
Dolphin Browser News & Activities
Recent activities
- Gaian_Aqua_Killdeer does not think YouTube background listening is a important feature of Dolphin Browser
Danilo_Venom added Dolphin Browser as alternative to Flowsurf
Danilo_Venom added Dolphin Browser as alternative to Mask Browser
Danilo_Venom added Dolphin Browser as alternative to Mises Browser
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What is Dolphin Browser?
Dolphin Browser is the most intelligent mobile web browser available that allows you to interact and engage with the web through your mobile device in the easiest, most intuitive way.
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Gestures In gesture mode, you can draw a sign or add a new gesture. For example, in any web site, if you input “v” gesture in the gesture mode, you can go to the bottom of the web site.
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Webzine Bring out the beauty of the web and with Dolphin Webzine users can experience the web like never before.
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Tabbed browsing Real tabbed browsing. Feel like you are on a desktop. Add tabs within Dolphin just like you would on a desktop.
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Sidebar We implemented two side bars for you to access Bookmark and Tool Bar without going through complicated clicks; you can access Tool Bar simply by swiping from the right edge of iPhone screen to left. You can access Bookmark simply by swiping from the left edge of iPhone screen to right.
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Speed Dial Put favorite sites on Speed Dial. Stop looking around in your bookmarks. Forget about typing out a long URL.
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Smart Address Bar When you type the first few characters of a URL, Dolphin auto-complete the URL by displaying all results from both bookmarked items and your browsing history.
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Bookmark Folder We implemented Folder in Bookmark. Now you can organize your bookmarks into different folders, as you currently are doing with your desktop web browsers!
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Desktop Mode Switch between desktop view and mobile view according to your needs. Dolphin helps you do that.
Dolphin Browser information
Developed by
MoboTap Inc. Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $0 + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
129 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
- German
- Japanese
- Korean
- Portuguese
- Russian
- Chinese
- Turkish
Comments and Reviews
Dolphin Browser really feels like a part of iOS when you use it, unlike other feature-heavy iPhone browser alternatives such as Atomic Web Browser, 360 Web Browser, or Perfect Browser. When you slide left-to-right, you get a list of your bookmarks, and sliding right-to-left gets you a list of extra functions that didn't fit on the default toolbar. Despite this unusual setup, the swiping feels totally natural. Compared to the unnavigable labyrinth of menus in Atomic Web Browser and Perfect Browser, or the even more confusing circular controls in 360 Browser, Dolphin Browser's setup is great because I can actually tell what I'm doing.
Dolphin Browser also has a gesture mode that allows you to go to certain websites by drawing a picture with your finger. It's a neat feature, but its accuracy is only somewhat acceptable. It can't tell the difference between a 'g' and a 'f', so I ended up getting redirected to Facebook every time I tried to get to Gmail. But once you get things working, using gesture mode may actually be faster and more efficient than typing in a URL, or even swiping open the bookmarks list.
In terms of features, Dolphin Browser is a bit lacking compared to some of its counterparts. It doesn't have Adblock, which all of its competitors carry. It doesn't have Flash, unlike 360 Web Browser or Skyfire. In fact, Dolphin Browser's features list looks tiny in comparison to heavyweights like Atomic Web Browser. Notably, Dolphin Browser can't view the source of a page (not that most people would care), you can't tell Dolphin Browser to spoof an individual browser agent (you can only choose between mobile and desktop mode), you can't increase/decrease font size, you can't save webpages (Instapaper-style) for offline viewing, there's no private-browsing mode (though clearing browsing data is easy as pie), and you can't lock the rotation in landscape mode. But it's not as bad as it sounds-- I found myself enjoying the interface of Dolphin Browser more than I was missing any lost features.
This app is tracking you. It secretely sends your clicks, your searches, pages you visit... They have in their EULA a section about 'data collection', so just by using their browser, you agree they collect all your surfing habits.
I think Dolphin Browser is a great browser and work great on my N1, if you have any question, you could contact with their staffs by mailing to support@dolphin-browser.com
If android please consider installing the XPrivacy addon of the XPosed Framework : take back control of permissions and app use of user data.
emailing support@dolphin-browser.com won't make dolphin app any less SPYWARE
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Disreputable developers.
definitely one of the best mobile browsers I've used on an Android phone