The Android build of Interweb: real tabs, incognito, downloads, find-in-page, and the same five-level Shield as the desktop. No tier, no account, no ads, nothing to buy — free for everyone, permanently. It is in beta now, ahead of a proper store listing.
Beta means exactly this: the browser is real and daily-usable, but it ships as a direct download rather than through Google Play while it finishes testing. Android will ask you to allow installs from outside the Play Store the first time — that prompt is Android being careful, not a sign anything is wrong.
- Shield, on your phone
- The same five levels of ad and tracker blocking as the desktop, each honest about what it breaks.
- Cargo
- Receive a file or a message straight from Interweb desktop over the same Wi-Fi — a code, not an account.
- Real tabs, not a wrapper
- Tab switching, incognito, downloads and find-in-page — a browser first, not a webview with a URL bar bolted on.