Projects sharing features with SharpBrowser

Chromium is an open-source browser platform that provides the foundational codebase for building cross-platform web browsers. At its core, it functions as a web browser engine that interprets standard web technologies to render interactive content and manage the complex lifecycle of web page navigation. The project utilizes a multi-process architecture that separates the browser interface from rendering engines into distinct operating system processes. This design ensures application stability by preventing a single tab crash from affecting the entire browser. Security is maintained through s

Shows any website in a borderless full-screen window using Android System WebView. Create home screen shortcuts and retrieves icons in suitable resolution. Various settings (JavaScript, cookies, adblocking, location/camera/microphone access) can be set for every web app individually Navigation…

Welcome to our android application. We are excited to engage the community in development, see CONTRIBUTING.md.

Ungoogled-Chromium is a privacy-focused web browser based on Chromium that is stripped of background requests and telemetry to prevent data collection by third parties. It functions as a hardened environment created by removing built-in service integrations and blocking runtime requests to stop automatic data transmission to remote servers. The project distinguishes itself through source-code level modifications, including the replacement of specific domain strings with non-existent alternatives to block network connections. It utilizes static build-time service removal to eliminate telemetry

A libre Android browser built from scratch on Gecko. Privacy by default, powerful tab containers, and a local-first search engine.

One app to rule them all!

Helium is a browser engine compilation framework designed to automate the creation of custom web browser binaries from Chromium source code. It functions as a build system that manages the complex dependency toolchains and environment configurations necessary to transform raw source code into functional, cross-platform software applications. The project distinguishes itself through a structured patch-series management system, which allows developers to maintain and apply custom modifications to large-scale codebases across frequent upstream updates. This workflow ensures that specialized feat

Min is a minimalist, privacy-focused web browser designed to limit data collection and remove interface clutter. It serves as an ad-blocking tool that prevents tracking scripts and advertisements from loading to improve page speed and protect user identity. The browser differentiates itself through organized tab management, where related tabs are grouped into named tasks to separate work streams. It features a tag-based bookmark manager that replaces traditional hierarchical folders with custom labels and provides a simplified reader view to strip away non-essential page elements for focused

Turn your Android device into a locked-down web page in fullscreen mode.

Built natively with SwiftUI to delivers a minimal, progressive browsing experience with integrated AI capabilities.

EinkBro is designed to fit E-Ink devices' needs; no unnecessary UI transitions and animations, clear B&W icons, useful features for an optimal e-ink reading experience. It's originated from FOSS Browser, which is fully free/libre (as in freedom) Android app.

qutebrowser is a keyboard-driven web browser built on the Qt framework and the Chromium-based rendering engine. It provides a minimalist interface that prioritizes content visibility by removing traditional toolbars and visual clutter, relying instead on a command-line interaction model for navigation and browser control. The browser is designed for users who prefer to manage web tasks through rapid keystrokes rather than mouse-based graphical interfaces. It includes an integrated document viewer that renders PDF files directly within the application window, removing the need for external sof

FFUpdater: Updater for privacy friendly browser

Cromite is a privacy-focused browser built as a fork of Chromium that embeds a network-level content blocking engine to intercept advertisements, pop-ups, and tracking scripts before they reach the page. It applies community-maintained public filter lists directly within the browser, eliminating the need for external extensions, and uses a curated patch system applied to the Chromium source tree at build time to add or modify features without maintaining a separate codebase. The browser is hardened against tracking and data leakage through a comprehensive set of privacy and security measures.

Ungoogled Chromium is a desktop web browser derived from the open-source Chromium codebase, modified to remove all background communication with external services and proprietary dependencies. It functions as a privacy-focused distribution that ensures user data remains local by eliminating telemetry hooks and data collection integrations. The project distinguishes itself through extensive source-code pruning and domain-substitution patching, which replace hardcoded service URLs with non-functional placeholders to prevent unauthorized data transmission. It further hardens the browser runtime

Waterfox is a cross-platform web browser built on the Firefox engine. It functions as a privacy-focused browsing platform designed to render web content and navigate the internet across multiple operating systems. The browser is distinguished by its removal of telemetry and tracking to prevent data collection and user profiling. It maintains compatibility with both modern and classic browser extensions, allowing users to modify functionality and the visual user interface. The project covers broad capabilities in cross-platform web rendering and customizable browser experiences, utilizing a b

This project is an open-source desktop web browser built on the Gecko rendering engine. It is designed to prioritize user privacy and security, utilizing a multi-process architecture to isolate web content and maintain a secure sandbox environment for all browsing activities. The browser distinguishes itself through a highly modular interface engine that allows users to customize visual layouts and functional behaviors using style sheets and community-developed modifications. It supports advanced productivity workflows by enabling users to synchronize navigation state across multiple windows,