The web, with nothing in the way.
A browser with the extensions you know from the desktop — uBlock Origin, Dark Reader, Privacy Badger — searched for and installed from addons.mozilla.org in one tap.
Experimental. It is built in the open and changes often, so expect rough edges. Each release on GitHub has the APK; install a newer one over the old to update.
Around the engine sits the same quiet interface as the other apps: a Speed Dial of your sites, a tab strip, private tabs that go black and leave nothing behind, and a menu that only holds what you use. Blocking ads is uBlock Origin’s job — you install it, the browser does not pretend to.
It is an experiment, built in the open. The APK is on GitHub with every release, and the source is right next to it.
What it does
- Extensions from addons.mozilla.org: search, one tap, updates
- Speed Dial: icons or page previews, drag to reorder
- Tab strip and a switcher with previews
- Private tabs that leave nothing behind
- Security shield and search engine in the address bar
- Bookmarks, history, downloads, save as PDF
- Mobile or desktop view per tab
- Light, dark and pure black, five accents, four fonts
- Toolbar at the top or bottom, hidden on scroll
- Speed Dial and bookmarks backed up to one file
What it looks like
Screens from the current experimental build.
Browser is an experiment, out in the open.
Tell me what breaks or what is missing and it goes into the next build.
Request a featureTell me what breaks or what is missing and it goes into the next build.