Ceno Browser: Share the Web

eQualitie

About this app

Share the Web! Ceno is the world's first web browser that gets better with every installation. Offering a common Internet browsing experience, it relies on a peer-to-peer technology to deliver and share websites among all participants. Ceno can also be used to bypass network restrictions and browse content during a shutdown.

Ceno is a completely free and open source browser that doesn’t require registration. It is completely ad-free.

We collect some anonymized app and network metrics. No personal information is collected and the data is never shared with third-parties. Metrics collection is enabled by default, users can opt-out of it any time via the `Settings > Background metrics > Ceno Metrics` toggle. Please refer to our Privacy Policy for more information about what we collect.

🔓 👀 Access blocked media and other websites. Free and anonymous in Personal Mode.

🚫🌴 In case of a internet shutdown in your region, you will still be able to read news and stay connected.

📱🤝📱 Live in a country with free internet access? Help people in other countries bypass censorship and access independent information with just one tap. Learn more on our website.

📖👐 Ceno Browser is built on Ouinet, an open-source library. You can check the app’s code on GitLab.

🛠🦹🏻 Our product may experience instability due to the constant evolution of censorship technologies. We are continuously improving it to ensure you maintain access. If websites load slowly or don’t open, please don’t delete the app — try using it again in a few days or contact our support team: [e-mail]

See the User Manual for more details on Ceno usage or contact us at [e-mail]. We love receiving feedback and are continuously improving Ceno for its users!

Ceno is developed by eQualit.ie

Ratings and reviews

Brilliant idea that sometimes just breaks down. I think its an incompatibility with my device hardware so its hard for me to be too critical. Firefox, tor, and mull all run into the same problems. Unfortunately this means it can't be a daily browser for me, but I highly encourage everyone to give it a try. It may legitimately help make the internet a better and more accessible place by making shared data available to all in poor connectivity zones such as rural Appalachia

Could You add a peer to peer mesh powered ai chat feature which relies on devices with a connection to speak to an ai chat bot on offline users behalf then return summarized info? Also Idk if this is possible but could you add setting toggle that allows users to browse live pages instead of static ones at the expense of a nearby online user (for a limited period of time if there are others in que and unlimited time if the gateway user permits it in settings.) Basically like automatic tethering

Unfortunately, after using this browser a few times, it won't open and work, and I have to delete and reinstall it.

What’s new

### Fixed

- Log export not working when app set to RTL locale
- Crash when free media has less than 5 items
- Crash when navigating back in Setting after language change

### Changed

- Default name of log file is now ceno_log
- Update Android-Components to v147.0.4
- Update Android Gradle Plugin to 8.13.2