Browsers

Chromium-based browser that blocks ads and trackers by default, without installing an extension first.

Privacy browser built on the system web engine, blocking trackers and answering cookie pop-ups for you.

Lightweight KDE browser built on QtWebEngine, with AdBlock and bookmark tools included.

Independent browser on Mozilla's Gecko engine, with container tabs that keep separate logins isolated from each other.

Firefox-based browser from a Japanese team, centred on interface layouts and workspace customisation.

Google's Chromium-based browser, paired with the Chrome Web Store catalogue and profile sync across devices.

Chromium build derived from ungoogled-chromium, shipping uBlock Origin as a native component.

Firefox build with telemetry removed and privacy settings hardened before first launch.

Microsoft's Chromium browser shipped with Windows, adding vertical tabs and a built-in read-aloud mode.

Minimal browser built on Electron, with full-text search across browsing history and ad blocking.

Tor Browser's anti-fingerprinting work without the Tor network, meant to be paired with a VPN.

Chromium browser with an ad blocker, a free VPN proxy and a sidebar that docks messaging apps.

WebKit browser for macOS that runs Safari, Chrome and Firefox extensions and sends no telemetry.

Keyboard-driven browser with Vim-style bindings and a minimal interface, configured in Python.

Firefox build that routes traffic through the Tor network and makes users' fingerprints look alike.

Chromium build with Google service integration and background connections stripped out of the source.

Chromium browser aimed at heavy tab users, with tab stacking, tiling and a mail client built in.

Independent Firefox fork that keeps telemetry off and retains support for some older extension types.

Firefox fork with vertical tabs, workspaces and split view for people who group work by context.