Web Browsers software provides the interface used to access and render content from the internet. These tools translate website code into visual pages and manage navigation through tabs and bookmarks. They solve the problem of interacting with web standards while filtering out unwanted advertisements and trackers. This type of software serves users who want to customize their browsing experience and interface layouts. Self-hosting or using open-source versions ensures that browsing history and search queries remain private and are not sent to external corporations.
This page lists 6 open source tools in the Web Browsers category. The most popular are Ladybird, Zen Browser and Brave. Most use the MPL-2.0 or GPL-3.0 license, and 1 offers an official Docker image.
A web browser with a custom engine built from scratch without reliance on Blink, WebKit, or Gecko.
A Firefox-based web browser featuring split view layouts and customizable interface options to improve user productivity.
A privacy focused web browser that blocks advertisements and trackers to reduce data usage and battery consumption.
A privacy focused web browser based on Chromium that includes ad blocking and removes default software bloat.
A Chromium based desktop browser with support for Chrome extensions, tab spaces, and a native adblocker.
A privacy focused web browser based on the Gecko engine with built in ad and tracker blocking.
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