WebLibre: The Privacy-Focused Browser0.30.0

WebLibre lets you browse the web on Android while blocking ads, trackers, and other unwanted content by default, reducing exposure to surveillance by ISPs, tracking companies, and other observers. Built on Mozilla’s Gecko Engine and Mozilla Android Components, it supports browser extensions and provides privacy and security presets designed to resist tracking and fingerprinting. Cookies are separated by container or browsing context, while an optional Tor proxy can route traffic through the Tor network for greater anonymity.

Its tab containers keep browsing contexts apart and can combine separate cookie storage, Tor routing, biometric authentication, and automatic site assignments. List, grid, and tree layouts provide different ways to navigate tabs, with tree view showing parent-child relationships in complicated sessions. Opt-in, on-device AI models can recognize related tabs and organize them into new containers.

The personal search engine finds matches across open tabs, including full page content, bookmarks, web feeds, browsing history, and bangs. Indexing and search take place on the device, and WebLibre does not track, monitor, or collect browsing data. Separate user profiles maintain their own browsing data, extensions, settings, databases, containers, add-ons, privacy controls, and preferences.

It suits people who need isolated work and personal contexts, private research sessions, or local control over browsing and search. WebLibre: The Privacy-Focused Browser is open-source software in the Internet & Browsers category, available for Android 8.0 and later on arm64-v8a devices; the current version is 0.30.0.