--- title: 'Internet browsers for Linux' url: 'https://ra1ahq.blog/en/internet-browsers-linux' markdown: 'https://ra1ahq.blog/en/internet-browsers-linux.md' lang: en date: '2025-12-12' description: 'Listed web browsers for Linux with a brief description. Linux' taxonomy: category: - blog tag: - firefox archives_month: - dec_2025 archives_year: - '2025' --- # Internet browsers for Linux 12 December 2025 16:34 ### Internet browsers for Linux [firefox](https://ra1ahq.blog/en/tag:firefox) 12 December 2025 16:34 Listed web browsers for Linux with a brief description. ### Linux web browsers | Title | Feature | Description | URL | |---|---|---|---| | 115 Browser | | Chinese browser for Linux, Mac and Windows based on Chromium. Website https://115.com/ | https://115.com/product\_browser | | Abaco | outdated | There is a version for Linux. The site is not accessible from Russia | https://lab-fgb.com/abaco/ | | Access | light | Commercial product for embedded systems (TV, Nintendo, Sega consoles, Amazon Kindle books). Japan | https://access-company.com/ | | Arora | light | Cross-platform web browser, discontinued in 2010, see Endorphin | https://github.com/arora/arora | | Basilisk | Lots of features | A web browser derived from PaleMoon, but without the Servo (Quantum) and Rust engine, and with the Goanna engine - a modified Gecko. Works in Windows 7, you can install the Russian language from https://github/Enobarbous | https://basilisk-browser.org/download.html | | Biscuit | Special | Based on the Electron framework. Web browser to manage web applications such as Gmail, Google Drive, etc. In one interface | https://eatbiscuit.com/ | | Badwolf | mini | If you need a simple web browser to view sites rich in graphics and JavaScript scripts, but with economical use of the processor and RAM, you can pay attention to browsers based on WebKitGTK. | https://hacktivis.me/projects/badwolf | | Blisk | | Blisk is the first developer-focused browser with native devices that runs on your desktop and is available for Windows, macOS and Linux. It provides teams and freelancers with a workspace to develop and test modern web applications in half the time. For example, it is possible to emulate the screens of various devices on a PC screen. Runs under Linux (DEB, RPM), MacOS (M1-M4 Chip (Apple Silicon)) and Windows (Intel/AMD, only Windows 10 and higher). | https://blisk.io/download/ | | broz | Special | Based on the Electron framework. Purpose - to take screenshots | https://github.com/antfu/broz | | Browser (code.org) | outdated | Special browser for VPS servers Based on the Electron framework. The installation is described at https://studio.code.org/maker/setup (not available). The assembly is very complicated, and the browser itself is outdated. | https://github.com/code-dot-org/browser#readme | | Browser monkey | outdated | Based on the Electron framework. For web developers. Site not available: Error code: 500 Internal Server Error | https://browsermonkey.org/ | | Chrome | Lots of features | A free web browser from Google, it can send usage statistics (telemetered to Google), and can also be integrated with the Gmail service to synchronize bookmarks and history. | https://www.google.com/intl/ru/chrome/ | | Chromium | Lots of features | Free web browser from Google with open source code and disabled sending of error logs and statistics | https://www.chromium.org/getting-involved/download-chromium/ | | Colibri | outdated | A single-window web browser for Windows based on the Electron framework. Latest version 1.23.0 from Chromium 94 | https://colibri.opqr.co/releases/ | | Companion | light | For MacOS, Linux (AppImage). Lightweight browser. Based on the Electron framework. Run ./Companion-1.5.5.AppImage —no-sandbox Disadvantage: does not open all websites | https://github.com/leonaaraujo/companion | | Conkeror | outdated | Linux web browser for older versions of Debian (latest version for 10 Buster). Not to be confused with Konqueror | http://conkeror.org/InstallationDebian | | Desor | Security | Web browser for Windows, Linux (x86\_x64, armv71, arm64), Android | https://www.dezor.net/#download | | Dillo | light | Lightweight, bookmarked, memory-efficient, no-JavaScript browser for static web pages | https://dillo-browser.org/ | | DilloNG | light | Fork of Dillo, no JavaScript support | https://github.com/w00fpack/dilloNG | | Dillo+ | light | Fork of Dillo, no JavaScript support | https://github.com/crossbowerbt/dillo-plus | | Edge | Lots of features | Web browser from Microsoft | http://microsoft.com/en-us/edge | | Elinks | light | Text web browser | https://github.com/rkd77/elinks | | Endorphin | light | Arora clone, 2 versions planned for normal and weak PCs | https://github.com/EndorphinBrowser/browser | | Epiphany | | Epiphany is a clunky web browser for the Gnome desktop environment, but it can work on other desktops if you install it manually, but there's no point in doing so. Sometimes called "Web Browser (Epiphany)" or "Epiphany Gnome Web". | https://apps.gnome.org/Epiphany/ | | Falcon | | Medium resource-intensive cross-platform web browser using KDE libraries | https://www.falkon.org/ | | Felida | light | The project is outdated (archived). Based on the Electron framework. Chromium clone. Installation and launch: git clone https://github.com/raluvy95/FelidaBrowser.git && cd FelidaBrowser && npm install electron --save-dev && npm i --save && ./run.sh | https://github.com/raluvy95/FelidaBrowser#readme | | Ferny | light | A web browser focused on styling the design using ready-made themes. Based on the Electron framework. Cross-platform. AppImage application in Linux. Run: ./Ferny3.0.3-Linux.AppImage --no-sandbox | https://moduleart.github.io/ferny/ | | Firefox | Lots of features | Cross-platform web browser created by Mozilla. Supports all modern HTML, CSS, JavaScript standards. Sync bookmarks between devices. Latest version for Windows7 = 115.30 ESR, others >=140 for Win10/11 and Linux, MacOS, | [https://mozilla.org](https://mozilla.org/) | | floorp | Lots of features | Cross-platform web browser for Linux, MacOS, Windows, written in the C++ programming language. Floorp includes a robust tracking blocker that protects users from various malicious trackers lurking on the Internet. In addition, it provides protection against fingerprinting. Floorp's layout customization is unlimited. Move the tab bar to the bottom of the window, hide the title bar and more... Floorp is based on Firefox ESR. Floorp will be updated every 4 weeks, and security updates will be provided before each Firefox release. | https://github.com/Floorp-Projects/Floorp/releases | | Gnuzilla | | GNU version of FireFox based on FireFox ESR, compiled with scripts to remove telemetry. See also IceCat | https://cgit.git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/gnuzilla.git | | Google Chrome | | see Chrome, sends statistics to Google | https://www.google.com/chrome/ | | Google Chrome Beta | | see Chrome, sends statistics to Google | https://www.google.com/intl/ru/chrome/beta/ | | Google Chrome Canary | | Experimental version of Chrome, sends statistics to Google | https://www.google.com/intl/ru/chrome/canary/ | | Headless Chrome | | Headless browser (without display), launch with the Chrome --headless switch, for measuring web page loading speed, etc. | https://developer.chrome.com/docs/chromium/headless?hl=ru | | Hack browser | | Feature: the ability to independently change the functionality by the programmer. Based on the Electron framework (formerly called Atom Shell). Cross-platform web browser based on Chromium, but not supported for 7 years. It is interesting for programmers to study the interaction of the framework with the browser, since the source code is posted on GitHub. | https://github.com/hackbrowser/hackbrowser#readme | | Helium | Security | The web browser blocks ads and trackers by default through the integrated uBlock Origin extension, pre-packaged as a native browser component. For Linux - the AppImage. Written in Python. There is a clearing history - Ctrl+Shift+Del. | https://github.com/imputnet/helium-linux/releases/latest | | IceApe | outdated | Same as Seamonkey, name changed for Debian project, Seamonkey development stopped in 2013. Need to be compiled from source texts (see instructions at the link) | https://www.seamonkey-project.org/doc/install-and-uninstall#install\_linux | | IceCat | Lots of features | GNU is a free and source-code version of FireFox from the GNUzilla team. There are options for all OS. The developers tried to remove all telemetry from FireFox, but this turned out to be impossible | https://icecatbrowser.org/download.html | | Iridium | | A web browser from Germany aimed at speed, privacy and simplicity. Available only in source code form in the TAR archives | https://iridiumbrowser.de/ | | Iron | Security | SRWare Iron is a Chromium-based browser with enhanced tracking protection. Cross-platform: Android, macOS, Linux, Windows 10/11. Developed by SRWare. The site may not be accessible from the Russian Federation. | https://www.srware.net/iron/ | | Konqueror | | KDE file browser and web browser for Linux (KHTML or KDEWebKit engines), FTP client | https://apps.kde.org/ru/konqueror/ | | lariza | mini | Mini web browser for Linux | https://www.uninformativ.de/git/lariza/file/README.html | | LibreWolf | Security | Free web browser for Linux and Windows | https://librewolf.net/ | | Links | outdated | Text web browser for Linux | https://links.twibright.com/download.php | | Lulumi | outdated | Based on the Vue.js 2 and Electron frameworks. Latest version 2017 | https://github.com/LulumiProject/lulumi-browser#readme | | Lynx | Special | Text web browser for Linux, development continues | https://github.com/ThomasDickey/lynx-snapshots | | Mercury | | Privacy-focused web browser fork of Firefox Mercury Browser is an optimized, privacy-focused web browser that is a fork of Mozilla Firefox. It includes compiler optimizations such as AVX, AES, LTO and PGO to improve performance and security. With features pulled from projects like LibreWolf, Waterfox, and Ghostery, Mercury disables telemetry and debugging elements by default, providing a more private browsing experience. Official website: https://thorium.rocks/mercury | https://sourceforge.net/projects/mercury-browser.mirror/ | | Microsoft Edge | Lots of features | see Edge. There is a version for Linux | http://microsoft.com/en-us/edge | | Midori | light | A web browser specifically designed for lightweight Linux distributions. Available in any repositories | https://github.com/goastian/midori-desktop | | Min | Lots of features | Web browser for Linux only. Based on the Electron framework. A web browser with improved search, improved tab management, and built-in ad blocking. Includes full-text history search, instant answers from DuckDuckGo, the ability to separate tabs into groups, do not disturb mode, dark theme and much more. 20% slower than Chrome | https://minbrowser.org/ | | Mozilla Firefox | | see FireFox | - | | Mozilla Firefox Aurora | | Experimental version of FireFox. See FireFox Nightly | - | | Mozilla Firefox Nightly | | Nightly build of FireFox | https://www.firefox.com/ru/channel/desktop/?redirect\_source=mozilla-org&utm\_source=blog.nightly.mozilla.org&utm\_medium=referral&utm\_campaign=blog-nav#nightly | | muffon | Special | Based on the Electron framework, for playing online music: completely free, no ads, no login (but required for certain features), listening (artists/albums/tracks) (+ offline) (+ equalizer), artists (tracks/albums/similar/shows), albums, tracks (similar/albums), tags (artists/albums/tracks), queue, music library, etc., shuffle/loop. There is a Russian language. Windows (10, 11) (x64); MacOS (x64, arm64); Linux (x64, arm64). Release: https://github.com/staniel359/muffon/releases/tag/v2.3.0 | https://github.com/staniel359/muffon#readme | | Mullvad Browser | Security | A free and open source browser like LibreWolf. By default, an inaccessible DoH server is enabled: you can either change it in the settings to another: “DNS over HTTPS” - “Enhanced protection” - “Another URL” - https://dns.google/dns-query or use the default DNS servers (“Disable”). | https://github.com/mullvad/mullvad-browser/releases/tag/15.0.2 | | Netfront | | Same as Access | - | | NF-Browser | | Same as Netfront | - | | Netsurf | mini | “Small as a mouse, fast as a cheetah and available for free. NetSurf is a multi-platform web browser for RISC OS, UNIX-like platforms (including Linux), Mac OS X and more." | https://www.netsurf-browser.org/ | | ninetails | light | Free web browser written in the Electron framework, with tabs, based on Chromium. Released 3 years ago. Feature: the default User Agent is “Ninetails/3.8.1”, otherwise it can be changed in the settings. Perhaps the name is a reference to a pen-testing distribution called “Tails”. | https://github.com/mystpi/ninetails/ | | OhHai | | Based on the Electron framework. Doesn't work. Uninstall: dpkg -r ohhaibrowser | https://ohhaibrowser.com/ | | Otter Browser | light | A web browser written using the QT5 library, which can be built from source (mkdir build && cd build && cmake ../ && make && make install) as it is being developed. Sources: https://github.com/OtterBrowser/otter-browser | https://otter-browser.org/ | | Pale Moon | Lots of features | FireFox fork for weak PCs. There are two distributions for Linux - for the GTK2 library for older OSs (sudo apt install libgtk2.0-0) and GTK3 for new OSs (sudo apt install libgtk-3-0). There are also versions for Windows, MacOS, FreeBSD. Features are the same as FireFox. The project is supported by a group of programmers and a community of fans of this web browser. Free | https://www.palemoon.org/ | | Peruse | Security | Based on the Electron framework. It was not possible to assemble according to the instructions | https://github.com/joshuef/peruse#readme | | Phantomjs | Special | An outdated "headless" web browser for web automation. For Windows, macOS, Linux, and FreeBSD. For example, it can load a page from a program and take a picture of it as a PNG file. Development suspended until further announcement | https://phantomjs.org/ | | Polypane | Special | A working tool for website developers and SEO specialists. Based on the Electron framework | https://polypane.app/ | | qutebrowser | | qutebrowser is a dedicated keyboard-oriented web browser with a minimal GUI. It is based on Python and PyQt5 and is free software licensed under the GPL. Dependencies: Python 3.6.1 or later, QtCore/qtbase, PyQt 5.12.0 or later for Python 3, jinja2 and PyYAM libraries. There are versions for Linux and Windows. | https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser | | Qupzilla | outdated | Based on the QTWebkit engine and FireFox sources. Free. Development stopped in 2018. | https://github.com/QupZilla/qupzilla/releases | | Peacock | outdated | Translated as "Peacock". Experimental web browser with enhanced security. Based on the Electron framework. The latest version was released 5 years ago. | https://github.com/spikecodes/peacock | | Rekonq | outdated | Linux web browser for the KDE desktop. A fast and simple KDE browser based on WebKit The name is a reference to the venerable khtml-based Konqueror, which is currently KDE's default web browser. The browser is very outdated. | https://sourceforge.net/projects/rekonq/files/2.0/ | | Responsively | | Based on the Electron framework. Web browser for developers | https://responsively.app/ | | SeaMonkey | Lots of features | Open source web browser for Linux; additionally: built-in email client, newsgroups and IRC chat, RSS client; there are extensions and additions; HTML editor; economical use of resources | https://www.seamonkey-project.org/ | | SEOBrowse | Special | Based on the Electron framework. For SEO Specialists | https://seobrowse.com/ | | Sizzy | Special | Based on the Electron framework. Web browser for developers. | https://sizzy.app/ | | Slimjet | | Versions for Ubuntu, Debian, Mint and other distributions SUSE, CentOS, Fedora, RHEL, Slackware, etc. There is also a 32-bit version, and a DMG package for Apple. Gecko engine. Free program (freeware) from the developer FlashPeak, Inc. | https://www.slimjet.com/en/dlpage.php | | Sneedium | | A web browser based on the Electron framework, assembled by one user, is not supported or developed. "Competitor" LibreWolf. | https://github.com/MyMel2001/sneedium-www | | SrWare Iron | Security | Same as Iron. There is a forum https://www.srware.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=18 | https://www.srware.net/iron/ | | SwiftFox | outdated | Web browser based on Mozilla Firefox. Available only for Linux-based platforms and distributed by Jason Halme. Swiftfox is the same Firefox, but compiled from open source code for various AMD and Intel processors, but with the highest level of compiler optimization -O3. The distribution is no longer available because the website http://www.getswiftfox.com/ is closed. For SSE4/AVX/AES see the Thorium project. | - | | Swiftweasel | outdated | Severely outdated "Firefox for Linux" from the developer SticKK | https://www.softpile.com/swiftweasel/download | | Thorium | Lots of features | A new version of Chromium, compiled for Linux and other platforms: Windows/MacOS/RasPi/Android/others. Optimization of machine code for SSE4, AVX, and AES instructions, therefore suitable for processors no lower than Intel Core i7-2xxx, Intel Core i5-35xx, Intel Core i5-4xxx; AMD FX-4xxx, AMD Ryzen. Various flags are used during compilation to improve performance. For older Core2Duo/Core2Quad and Intel Core i3-530 processors, the web browser will not work. | https://github.com/Alex313031/thorium | | Tilectron | Special | Based on the Electron framework. Split Screen | https://github.com/rhysd/Tilectron#readme | | Titanbrowser IO | Web3 | Supports Web3, ChatGPT artificial intelligence and AES256 encryption, built-in Phantom Wallet crypto wallet. AI browsers are considered unsafe due to the risk of information leakage. Website down, loading broken | https://docs.titanbrowser.io/ | | Tofino by Mozilla | outdated | Based on the Electron framework. The project was a one-off experiment in a new design and has become obsolete. | https://github.com/mozilla/tofino | | Turbo | | Based on the Electron framework. For developers, Chromium and Electron offers debugging capabilities | https://github.com/teamcodebyte/turbo#readme | | Ungoogled-chromium | Lots of features | ungoogled-chromium is Google Chromium, without the dependency on Google Web Services. The distribution is being actively updated. BSD License. Written in the Python programming language. For Linux, it is distributed as source text in the tar.gz archive. Full list of features: https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium#feature-overview | https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium | | Vieb | | Based on the Electron framework. Vim Keybinding | https://vieb.dev/ | | Waterfox | Lots of features | The browser is based on FireFox, but from a different team of programmers. Aimed at fast operation, supports AV1 video. Requires Windows 10x64 or higher, Linux or macOS | https://www.waterfox.com/download/ | | Wexond | Lots of features | Wexond Shield - Browse the web without ads and don't let websites track you. With Wexond Shield powered by Cliqz, websites can even load up to 8 times faster! Chromium without Google services and low resource usage. Based on the Electron framework. Ready-made AppImage builds are available here: https://github.com/wexond/browser-base/releases | https://github.com/wexond/browser-base#readme | | Whale Browser | | Web browser for Linux and Windows. It occupies one of the first places in popularity in Korea, because this web browser is from Naver (Google for South Korea). | https://whale.naver.com/en/download/linux/ | | Yandex | | Closed source web browser from Yandex Team. The most popular browser in Russia, because it supports encryption according to GOST 2012 and Russian root certificates for working on Russian web portals. Can collect usage statistics - telemetry. | https://browser.yandex.ru/c/browser-linux | | Zen | light | For Windows and Linux, free. Unusual screen split. 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