Simple Browser

Simple Browser is a lightweight and easy-to-use web browser designed for users who want a clean browsing experience without unnecessary complexity. You can open websites, manage tabs, use incognito mode, save bookmarks, view browsing history, and download files using Android’s modern file saving system.

The app provides a simple interface with support for Arabic and English. It includes useful tools for everyday browsing, such as address bar search, opening links in new tabs, saving pages as PDF through Android’s print system, and managing downloads from inside the app.

Key features:

Simple and easy web browsing.

Multiple tab support.

Incognito mode that does not save visited pages to history.

Manage bookmarks and browsing history.

Home page with a short list of most visited and recent pages.

Downloads using Android Storage Access Framework, allowing you to choose where files are saved.

Save web pages as PDF using Android’s print service.

Reduced data usage option.

Basic tracking protection and ad blocking.

Local password manager protected by the device lock.

Local JSON backup and restore.

Optional backup and restore using the user’s own Google Drive.

RTL and LTR interface support.

Web page text size control from settings.

Privacy and control:

The app does not request all-files access permission. When downloading a file, the app opens Android’s official save dialog so the user can choose the save location. Users can also use incognito mode when they do not want visited pages to be saved in browsing history.

Backup is created only when the user chooses to do so, either locally as a JSON file or optionally through the user’s own Google Drive. Passwords are not included in the regular backup.

Notes:

Some website features, such as camera, microphone, or location access, work only after user permission.

Saving pages as PDF depends on the Android print service available on the device.

The app may show lightweight ads on the home page or when opening the app. Ads are not shown in incognito mode.