QuickSurf vs Koga Browser

QuickSurf is a secure web browser with built-in proxy support, designed for users who need fast, private browsing through a trusted proxy network. Key features: • Built-in proxy — route your browser traffic through a secure proxy server with one tap. Enable or disable anytime without leaving the browser. • Private tabs — open private browsing sessions that leave no history, cookies, or cached data behind. • Tab manager — manage multiple open tabs with a clean, visual tab switcher. Open as many tabs as you need and switch between them instantly. • Browsing history — easily revisit pages from your regular browsing sessions. • JavaScript control — toggle JavaScript on or off globally for all tabs. • Face ID lock — protect your private browsing session with biometric authentication. • Camera & QR support — scan QR codes directly from the browser bar to navigate to any URL instantly. • Share pages — share any page you are viewing with a single tap using the native iOS share sheet. • Auto-clear private data — choose to have all private tab data automatically wiped when private tabs are closed. QuickSurf routes only your browser traffic — it does not modify your device's system-wide network settings. Your device's other apps and connections are unaffected. Privacy first: QuickSurf does not collect, sell, or share your browsing history. Browsing data for regular tabs is stored only on your device. Private tab data is never written to disk.

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.