One Browser vs Koga Browser

### Local Privacy Browsing Isolation Create and switch between independent browsing environments. Each space maintains its own tabs, history, downloads, and data scope, allowing you to separate private activities from regular browsing. ### File Isolation & Local File Space A built-in local file system organizes content into documents, media, downloads, and shared items. Supports folder browsing, importing, creating, renaming, moving, and copying for consistent local file management. ### Integrated Browsing & Local Tools Bookmarks, history, downloads, media player, scanner, and page tools are unified in one place. Content generated during browsing can be directly managed locally without switching apps. ### Local Media Playback Supports audio and video playback with playlists, recent history, playback speed control, and A-B loop functionality—ideal for handling downloaded or local media. ### Remote Collaboration Supports device discovery and connection, enabling message, file, and tab sharing across devices for a more connected workflow. --- OneBrowser is designed for users who need clear separation between work, personal, and private content on a single device. It is not just a browser—it is a local browsing workspace. ---

Koga Browser is a simple, lightweight web browser for iPhone. Browse websites or search the web from one address field, organize your browsing with multiple tabs, and save useful pages as bookmarks. Your tabs, bookmarks, homepage, and appearance preferences are stored locally on your device. Features include: • Multiple tabs with session restoration • Local bookmarks with editing and reordering • Back, forward, reload, home, and sharing controls • Customizable HTTPS homepage • System, Light, and Dark appearance options • Address entry and web search from one field • No account or cloud synchronization required Koga Browser uses Apple’s WebKit technology to display webpages.