Happy Browser by WokCode vs DAWNBLOOM Browser

Happy Browser is a focused private browser for iPhone and iPad. It opens into a clean WokCode welcome page, accepts websites and DuckDuckGo searches from one address field, and keeps website data in a temporary WebKit session. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No WokCode account • No browsing analytics sent to WokCode • No persistent local browsing history • Temporary cookies and website data • Clear the complete private session in one step BUILT-IN BROWSING TOOLS • Multiple tabs • Find on Page • Share Page with the iOS share sheet • Back, forward, reload, and home controls • Per-site camera and microphone choices PRIVACY CONTROLS • On-device blocking for known advertising and tracking domains • A session Privacy Report with blocked-request counts • HTTPS-only navigation • iOS fraudulent-website warnings Compatible web media can use AirPlay when supported by the website, media format, network, and receiving device. Happy Browser cannot control the content, availability, privacy practices, or compatibility of third-party websites. DuckDuckGo and sites you visit operate under their own policies. Requires iOS or iPadOS 17 or later.

Keep the web at the center with DAWNBLOOM Browser. Open websites and search from the bottom address bar. Manage tabs, bookmarks and local history, browse in private tabs, find text in a page, use reader mode, save PDFs and manage downloads. Choose pure black, pure white or system appearance, with website dark mode and per-site choices. Apple native controls sit above web content rendered by system WebKit. Core browsing requires no DAWNBLOOM Account. External webpage translation sends the current URL only after confirmation. Website camera, microphone and location access require permission.