What could you want from a browser?
Every feature worth wanting, and the browsers that have it. Click a name for details.
Privacy & security
Built-in ad & tracker blocking
No extension needed — blocking is part of the browser.
Fingerprinting resistance
Makes your browser look like everyone else's, so you can't be tracked by its quirks.
True anonymity (Tor)
Routes traffic through the Tor network to hide who and where you are.
Zero telemetry
The browser phones home to no one — not even 'anonymous usage statistics'.
Auto-reject cookie banners
Consent popups answered (with 'no') before you see them.
One-tap data burn
A single button that erases tabs, cookies and history instantly.
Tabs & interface
Vertical tabs
Tabs in a sidebar — readable titles even with fifty open.
Workspaces / spaces
Separate tab sets for work, life, and projects — one window.
Split view / tab tiling
Two or more pages side by side in one window.
Tab groups
Bundle related tabs under a label and collapse them away.
Deep theming & UI customization
Reshape the actual interface, not just the accent color.
Mouse gestures
Navigate by drawing quick strokes with the mouse.
Keyboard-first control
Browse entirely without a mouse — hints, modes, command palettes.
Productivity
Profiles & identity containers
Keep work and personal logins, cookies and histories apart.
Built-in mail, calendar & RSS
A whole communication suite living inside the browser.
Notes & collections
Capture snippets and thoughts without leaving the page.
Sidebar web panels
Pin chat apps, docs or dashboards in a persistent side panel.
Tab sleeping / memory saver
Idle tabs release their memory until you return.
Install sites as apps (PWA)
Turn web apps into dock/taskbar apps with their own windows.
Built-in translation
Translate pages inline — bonus points when it happens on-device.
Screenshot & annotation tools
Capture full pages or regions without an extension.
Sync & ecosystem
Cross-device sync
Tabs, passwords, history and settings follow you everywhere.
Extensions on mobile
Real desktop-class extensions on your phone.
Deep OS & ecosystem integration
Feels like part of the operating system, because it is.
Performance
Battery efficiency on Apple hardware
WebKit browsers measurably outlast Chromium on Macs.
Special interests
AI assistant built in
Chat with pages, summarize, or let an agent do tasks.
Web development tooling
Multi-viewport testing, accessibility audits, deep inspectors.
Scriptable to the core
Configure and extend the browser in a real programming language.
Engine diversity (non-Chromium)
Using these keeps the web from becoming a one-engine monopoly.