@kristof_gordon_der No ads and no data sharing, that’s our philosophy. At the moment we think everyone needs a product with this philosophy, so we made it. In the short term we think we need to spend more energy concentrating on perfecting the browser, after all it’s still a complex project for us. In the long term we do need to keep our ideals alive, and we have plans to offer advanced paid features and so on, both to give our users more services that they might need, and to give us a commercial return. Also, open source is in our consideration.

@slashtab I understand your concerns and I do recognize the importance you place on privacy. Indeed, our product is still in the final testing stages, so we are only pre-releasing it here, which means that our official website is still only in an early preview state and some information has not yet been made public. We will provide a full version of the terms and privacy policy before the final release of the app. Everything you concern is also our concern, so please give us some more patience to improve the information.

@daxeelsoni We’ll soon provide an on-device visualization of statistics to indicate blocked ads and trackers on webpages. It has a very high position on our todo list.

@sentry_co Quetta for iOS is coming in the spring of 2024.

@lily_young In short, you can see your network requests with pro tools, common ad sources and tracker requests disappear. Also, we don’t send any of your personal data to our servers, which will also show up on the network requests. Is it based on Chromium? Yes. While we don’t agree with Chrome’s disregard for privacy, we must recognize that Chromium and Blink are technically powerful. So we chose to build our browser based on Chromium and put our privacy concerns and new design into it.