Wild Browser: safe web search

ZCH Media Services OÜ

About this app

The idea of Wild Browser is very simple: everyone can contribute to animal welfare and rescue by choosing Wild Browser. All you have to do is simply surf the web. Work, browse the net, and communicate using our fast app while helping to secure a future for the wildlife and wild places we all love.

🐆 Our mission
We are on the verge of sixth mass extinction. Species are being lost at up to a thousand times faster than in the past because of human activities.

Elephants, rhinoceroses, lions, giraffes, and other amazing wild animals all over the world are struggling. The poaching crisis, diminishing reserve budgets, and a lack of wild spaces are all having disastrous effects.

Wild Browser has joined the race to save wild species before they are lost forever.

⚙️ About browser
People spend about six hours a day browsing the web. We want to make that time sublimely comfortable. It is our mission to make Wild Browser not only the most ethical browser, but simply the best browser available regardless of its grander purpose. Wild Browser is fast, intelligent, and designed for one-handed use.

🔒 What about privacy?
— We don’t allow corporations or ad networks to track you
— We anonymize all your searches
— We don't store your personal data
— We will never share your personal data with third party companies

🧾 Transparency
We regularly post financial reports, which can be found on the Wild Browser blog.

Wild Browser is currently available for Android devices via the Google Play Store. Updates and stories from the world of wildlife conservation can be found on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Download Wild Browser and save wildlife now by continuing to surf the web!

Ratings and reviews

I do very much like the app. I love the idea of being able to help animals every time I use the app, So I use it as much as I can. I'll contact the developers, but it does get caught in a loop sometimes and won't load. Clearing cookies and data have no effect, nor does force quit. I have to uninstall and reinstall. The time when it will do it consistently is after I try to login to my router. Hmm, it should not require it, but a fire wall exception??? We'll see.