
Joe DiNoto
I love this app, and would give it a 5/5. I use it to check local news websites, because all I get is the text, without any of the annoying ads or banners or pop-ups, etc. It saves so much data too! Minus 1 star because, as others have said, when I go to type in the address bar the Google keyboard covers it up and there's no way to see what I'm typing. also I noticed that the app covers up the very top of the Android screen, so text will overlap the time and the battery percentage, etc.
6 people found this review helpful

Atlas Kitsun
Amazing web browser. Used to be my favorite. Downloaded it on a new phone, though, a 2025 Moto G, and it's hardly usable. The url bar hides behind the tri-button bar on bottom (∇ 0 □) so there's only a sliver of room to tap it to begin searching. Miss, and I'm closing the app or leaving the page I'm on. Hit where I'm aiming, now the url bar is covered by the keyboard so I can't see what I'm typing. Together, these two make the app fairly unpleasant to use.
3 people found this review helpful

Joni Carr
Easily the fastest web browser on Android! Great for reading long articles without distractions. A small fee unlocks customization options, which I expect will make night reading much easier (even compared to having a screen tinter over a regular browser). Sure, you can use Termux and install links2 for the same basic idea, but this Violoncello is actually designed for a touch UI, and I find it much more pleasant to use between the two.
13 people found this review helpful
Tectra Systems
December 23, 2020
Thank you so much for the kind review! Glad you like Violoncello.