Anti Browser

Anti Browser

Dumb Phone Mode. Digital Detox

12 ratings
6 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 18, 2025
  • September 16, 2026

Features

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About

Transform your iPhone into a focused tool by eliminating distractions like search bars and infinite scrolling. Access essential information quickly through QR codes, direct links, and reference tools, helping you reclaim your time and reduce digital overload.

No search bar or suggestions
No infinite scroll
QR code scanning
Direct link opening
Wikipedia and AI summaries
Guide to system-level lockdown
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What's New in Anti Browser

3.07

September 16, 2026

Fixed a gap between web content and the bottom navigation bar on iPhone and iPad.

Subscription plans

Yearly Subscription

Yearly Access to Anti Browser

$9.991 Year
Price Updates
August 22, 2026$9.99
June 10, 2026$14.99
March 7, 2026$9.99
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User reviews

Phenomenal!!!

Have been looking for something like this forever! Definitely a niche app for specific use cases. If you know you know and if you’re looking for a solution to going browserless in a world with inevitable QR codes (parking, everything 🤦🏻‍♂️) and links for utility purposes (Dr. portal, etc) this is your answer! Excellent implementation and perfectly thought out. Highly recommend!
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Good app, bad price

Paying nearly $1 a month for a browser with less features does not sound good on paper

Works great

Does exactly what I want it to: let me log-in, open links, but doesn’t let me doom scroll.

Perfect for minimizing distractions

If you follow the set up steps, it prevents you from doomscrolling on safari and from getting distracted by social media and other apps. At the same time, everything you need from your phone still works. It allows QR code scans, wikipedia, and a local private AI model.

So far it works exactly as intended. I love this app!
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Exactly what I’ve been looking for!

I’ve been bricking my phone to eliminate mindless phone surfing but I still need to use a web browser occasionally for things like QR menu codes and links that my bank sends me. I’ve looked on so many Reddit boards for a solution and randomly found this on the App Store. It’s exactly what I needed and works well. Thank you for making this!
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FAQ

What is Anti Browser?

Anti Browser is a utility app designed to make your iPhone a tool, not a toy. It removes common browser distractions like search bars and infinite scrolling to help you get online for information and get offline faster.

Does Anti Browser have ads?

No, Anti Browser does not contain advertisements. The app focuses on providing a distraction-free experience for its users.

How much does Anti Browser cost?

Anti Browser is free to download and use. It offers a yearly subscription for $9.99/P1Y for additional features or content.

What devices does Anti Browser support?

Anti Browser is available for iPhone and iPad devices.

What is the age rating for Anti Browser?

Anti Browser has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for mature users.

How often is Anti Browser updated?

The latest version of Anti Browser is 2.27, and it was last updated on June 3, 2026. This suggests a relatively active development cycle.

Can I use Anti Browser offline?

While Anti Browser is designed to get you offline, its core functionality requires an internet connection to access web information. However, it facilitates quick access to information when you are online.

What makes Anti Browser different from a regular browser?

Unlike standard browsers, Anti Browser removes the search bar, suggestions, and infinite scroll. It focuses on utility by allowing access only through QR codes, direct links, and reference tools like Wikipedia.