Lightweight web browser for mobile
Kiwi Browser – Fast & Quiet is a free web browser for mobile by developer Geometry OU. It aims to offer a mobile browsing experience that is lightweight and fast. Using the Chromium and WebKit engines for its backend, enables it to load webpages faster and more efficiently.
Kiwi Browser – Fast & Quiet still includes support for browser extensions just like Google Chrome and Firefox despite being lightweight. This means users will be able to customize and enhance the online experience to suit their needs and preferences, along with an intuitive design that is simple and beginner-friendly.
Speed and stability
If you’re an avid user of Google’s Chrome browser on your device, then Kiwi Browser – Fast & Quiet will be a familiar sight to you. It features the same clean and minimalistic UI design that gets out of your way and helps you start browsing right away. Being built on top of the Chromium engine also means that it is able to load webpages faster and consume less data.
This browser also boasts a built-in pop-up blocker, which works quite well in dealing with various ads while browsing. One minor but thoughtful design element is its bottom address bar that makes it easier to navigate pages and settings on today’s large screens. You can even import bookmarks to help simplify the transition and setup process if you’re coming from a different browser.
More important is support for extensions, a feature that you would typically find on popular desktop-based options from Google or Mozilla. You can check some out directly from the Chrome Web Store as it’s fully compatible with it. Having said that, though, be aware that not all are guaranteed to work, but it will be a simple matter of updates from devs to address this.
A solid alternative
There are already plenty of great web browsers available in the market today, but if you’re looking for the fastest and simplest one, Kiwi Browser – Fast & Quiet makes a strong argument for itself. It’s easy to use, lightweight and speedy, and you get support for web extensions straight from the Chrome Web Store. Try it for yourself and you’ll have plenty to like about it.
