The Browser - Private AI

The Browser - Private AI

by Cristian Camilo Arias Botero

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 16, 2026
  • August 1, 2026

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The Browser is a fast, private web browser with a built-in AI that runs entirely on your device — no account, no data collection, no tracking. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT • Blocks ads, trackers, and fingerprinting out of the box • Automatically declines cookie-consent pop-ups • Private tabs locked with Face ID • Nothing is collected — your browsing stays on your device ON-DEVICE AI • Summarize any page or ask questions about it • Runs locally with a compact model — works even without Apple Intelligence • No prompts or pages are sent to a server EXTENSIONS (BETA) • Install Chrome and Firefox extensions — one tap from their web stores or from a file • Manage permissions and per-site access BUILT FOR FOCUS • Hide Distracting Items — tap to remove clutter on any page, remembered per site • Reader mode for clean, readable articles • Offline translation of pages in many languages MADE FOR iPHONE & iPAD • Optimized iPad layout with a sidebar and multiple windows • Voice search, downloads manager, per-site settings • A customizable start page Fast, focused, and private — the way browsing should be.
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What's New in The Browser

1.4.2

August 1, 2026

A small update, all of it fixes and polish. Tap the address bar and the whole address is now selected, so you can just start typing. No more clearing the field first. Pasting a link is now handled by iOS itself, in the bar above the keyboard, alongside Paste and AutoFill. The old in-app card is gone, so your Favourites start a row higher. Fixed a crash that some pages could trigger while cookie dialogs were being handled. Changing what you allow in Settings ▸ Add-ons ▸ Cookie Consent now applies to the tabs you already have open, not only to new ones. Changing the language now updates the whole app, including the address bar and the find bar. Permission prompts, the keyboard and the share sheet follow the next time you open it. Choosing a new app icon twice in quick succession no longer leaves your Home Screen and the logo inside the app showing different ones.

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