Epiphany Alternatives

GNOME Web or codename: Epiphany is a free and open-source web browser based on the WebKit rendering engine. The web browser is developed openly by the GNOME Project and the community for all Unix-like systems. GNOME Web is the official web browser of the Linux desktop environment GNOME.

A free web browser developed and released by Google. Chrome is built on the open source project Chromium and is a web browser that provides a fast experience that many have come to love. The browser is available in 50 languages and allows people to consume the web with an easy-to-undestand user interface. As a user of Google Chrome you can enjoy automatic updates, bookmark & history syncing, password management via your Google account.

Vivaldi is a free web browser developed by the co-founder of Opera Software Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner and Tatsuki Tomita. The browser was first released in 2016, when it set out to rival other popular web browsers with a new take on UI and UX. Vivalid is a fast browser that gives you as a user ton of control over your browsing experience while at the same time respecting your privacy and security.

Chromium is a free and open source web browser developed by Google. The project builds the open source version of the Google Chrome web browser. Google make use of the source code to build and improve their proprietary version of Google Chrome. And Google is not alone, many other browsers like Microsoft Edge, Opera and others a based on Chromium.

A is a fully-modern text-based browser. Browsh renders anything that a modern browser can; HTML5, CSS3, JS, video and even WebGL. Its main purpose is to be run on a remote server and accessed via SSH/Mosh or the in-browser HTML service in order to significantly reduce bandwidth and thus both increase browsing speeds and decrease bandwidth costs. To run Browsh, you need to have Firefox 57 or newer installed.

Roccat Browser is free web browser designed by Runecats. The Roccat Browser utilize the Webkit rendering engine and is available for macOS and iOS.

Kiwi Browser is a Andrioid-based web browser made to browse the internet, read news, watch videos and listen to music, without annoyances. Kiwi offers a bunch of customization options, allowing you to move the address bar to the bottom, add a hand button to reach the top of the screen, swipe from the edge to navigate in the browser, and see a simplified view for web pages, among others.

Lucid Browser is a free and open source mobile web browser designed to be lightweight, fast, and simple. The application is designed for quick start-ups and simplistic, while still providing features seen in other popular mobile web browser.Lucid Browser is available for Android and weighs in at only 4MB in total.

The Yandex.Browser is a free and secure browser developed by the Russian internet service company Yandex. The browser is released for computers, as well as smartphones and tablets. The Yandex.Browser uses the WebKit engine, the same engine found in the Safari browser developed by Apple. It allows you to load webpages quickly, even on slow connections, while ate the same time protecting you from virus and malware attacks.

Sandcat is a free and open-source browser designed for penetration testers and is used for testing security holes and bugs in websites and web applicaitons. The Sandcat Browser is developed by Syshunt on top of Chromium and uses the Lua programming language to provide extensions and scripting support. Although the browser is directed towards system administrators and penetration testers, it can be useful for people who want to verify in real-time how they are tracked online.

The FOSS Browser is a fully free and libre (as in freedom) web browser for the Android eco-system. The browser allow users to browser the internet without unnecessary permissions. FOSS Browser is based on webview and is intentionally designed to be simple, lightweight and easy to use.

The Beaker Browser is an experimental peer-to-peer web browser for the modern web. The browser allows people to create Hyperdrive websites from within the browser itself, without setting up servers or touching the command-line. These Hyperdrive sites allow other users to visit your site directly from your computer and can be setup using the built-in code editor and published with a single click.