Web browsers (190 programs)

Pros: Built-in, updateable ad blocker and malware protection. Internal media player supports Ogg Vorbis playback. No user accounts or data collection by design. Runs without Java or .NET runtimes on 64-bit Windows.

Cons: Does not support third-party extensions in the standard release. Requires the Microsoft WebView2 runtime to render pages. Fewer customization and integration options than mainstream browsers. Not intended for heavy cross-device sync or deep ecosystem workflows.

Pros: Multi-protocol support: HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS, FTP and MMS. Can protect non-browser apps such as email and instant messengers. Portable design runs without installation from a folder or USB. Automatic proxy server discovery and selection simplifies setup.

Cons: Not a standalone browser; requires pairing with an existing browser. Configuring protection for some applications requires manual setup. Limited to Windows platform compatibility.

Pros: Private browsing. Automatic history and cookies cleanup. Built-in crypto-mining protection. Simple and intuitive interface.

Cons: Does not allow bookmarks. No extension manager.

Pros: Built from Chromium. Muslim-friendly application. Religious productivity features. Fulfill religious obligations.

Cons: Ideal for Muslims only. Incognito mode still bypasses filter. Lacks support for other countries. May have difficulty on copying words to Clipboard.

Pros: Built-in chat box. Built-in music player. Focuses on blocking malicious sites. Change Facebook and VK theme.

Cons: Focus is mainly on Facebook. Limited browser customization options. Supports limited social media accounts. Does not allow multiple logins.

Pros: Super easy to play. Can be very surprising.

Cons: Quite repetitive. Some bugs reported.