Tiny Browser : Light Mini Web
Tiny (just 0.1mb!) Web Browser without ads. Zoom for readability/accessibility.
Welcome to the tiniest web browser for Android with built-in accessibility features. Believe it or not, this internet explorer is under one-tenth of an MB (0.1mb) in size! It is 100% ad-free (no ads), fast and does not require any unnecessary device permissions. You can use it for light browsing when you dont need full-fledged features of chrome or firefox.If you find it difficult to read small size text on web pages in your mobile, Tiny Browser allows zooming the contents and text on any web page so that it is more readable. Use it to read long news articles, web sites etc. without straining your eyes.Viewing in zoomed modes also saves you data bandwidth when viewing videos or images in web pages. If you prefer the normal view, you can switch to the non-zoomed view anytime.In spite of being tiny, it offers facilities such as storing bookmarks, to specifying preferred search engine, clearing browsing history, fullscreen browsing and using volume keys to scroll webpages.Check it out today!The browser supports http websites. Due to this reason, it supports transmission of non-encrypted data in non SSL-enabled sites. This intended behavior can be incorrectly flagged by anti-virus programs as an app issue. Read about our privacy policy here:https://panagola.wordpress.com/privacy-tiny-browser/ or https://panagola.in/privacy/tinybrowser/Enjoy the tiniest, ad-free web browser for Android!
Welcome to the tiniest web browser for Android with built-in accessibility features. Believe it or not, this internet explorer is under one-tenth of an MB (0.1mb) in size! It is 100% ad-free (no ads), fast and does not require any unnecessary device permissions. You can use it for light browsing when you dont need full-fledged features of chrome or firefox.If you find it difficult to read small size text on web pages in your mobile, Tiny Browser allows zooming the contents and text on any web page so that it is more readable. Use it to read long news articles, web sites etc. without straining your eyes.Viewing in zoomed modes also saves you data bandwidth when viewing videos or images in web pages. If you prefer the normal view, you can switch to the non-zoomed view anytime.In spite of being tiny, it offers facilities such as storing bookmarks, to specifying preferred search engine, clearing browsing history, fullscreen browsing and using volume keys to scroll webpages.Check it out today!The browser supports http websites. Due to this reason, it supports transmission of non-encrypted data in non SSL-enabled sites. This intended behavior can be incorrectly flagged by anti-virus programs as an app issue. Read about our privacy policy here:https://panagola.wordpress.com/privacy-tiny-browser/ or https://panagola.in/privacy/tinybrowser/Enjoy the tiniest, ad-free web browser for Android!
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I use this on my phone and now tablet with no problems. I hope it will always stay small, simple and useful.
Everything good ð, jst add multiple tabs
Not work now
Honestly, I was ready to love this app because I dislike bloatware and love slim apps, whether on phone or pc. So I quickly downloaded this browser. But I'm disappointed that it's just not stable on my older Tecno phone (Android 7). Tiny Browser crashed within literally 2 days each time (downloaded twice over a period of several weeks). Now it just won't open. I've uninstalled it, and won't use it again. Too bad.
Fast, but doesn't support higher server side scripting
Browser is really small in size, but didn't unfortunately worked on my phone.. It stopped all by itself and closed.
Love it! Exactly what I needed: small and lightweight move browser! It is perfect!
Support delivered exeptinol service earning a star
Very good app. Highly recommended!
I really like all of this developer's apps, and appreciate all of their creative efforts towards small, uninvasive apps. Thank you. Tiny Browser could still be tiny if it included Dark Mode, or at least followed the device default, couldn't it? Please?