Kiwi Browser for Android - Free and Open Source
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- Aug 2, 2015
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Releases · kiwibrowser/src.next
Source-code for Kiwi Next, a Kiwi Browser auto-rebased with latest Chromium - kiwibrowser/src.next
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Go to Assets at the bottom, drop open and pick the apk you need
- Aug 2, 2015
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Wow. Kiwi browser is making a come back
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For info, for now the latest version of Kiwi is 110. (which is the latest stable version of Chrome, 110 was released a week ago by Google) so just wait a bit and you'll see it in the store / GitHub.
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For those using Kiwi browser or intend to use it please read below.
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For info, for now the latest version of Kiwi is 110. (which is the latest stable version of Chrome, 110 was released a week ago by Google) so just wait a bit and you'll see it in the store / GitHub.
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Read here
New version? · Issue #801 · kiwibrowser/src.next
Hello. Is there a timeline for a new release with updated Chromium? Latest is from Oct 30, 2022, right? Thanks for the best version of Chrome for Android!
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For those using Kiwi browser or intend to use it please read below.
Kiwi Browser intercepts search queries through their own servers · Issue #35 · Tobi823/ffupdater
[Update: see below, Kiwi Browser may or may not be spyware.] I read the most recent FFUpdater changelog and saw that it included Kiwi Browser. Kiwi Browser looks good... It's Chrome-based (faster a...
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@Harlan, thanks for the info on Kiwi 
Kiwi tracking all you search queries and inserting ads into the search results. It seems to copy the Brave model of intercepting queries and inserting its own ads (at least Brave is open theirr alternative advertsing scheme). On the other hand Edge with Bing and Chrome with Google more or less do the same. Advertising makes the free internet possible.
Kiwi tracking all you search queries and inserting ads into the search results. It seems to copy the Brave model of intercepting queries and inserting its own ads (at least Brave is open theirr alternative advertsing scheme). On the other hand Edge with Bing and Chrome with Google more or less do the same. Advertising makes the free internet possible.
@Harlan, thanks for the info on Kiwi
Kiwi tracking all you search queries and inserting ads into the search results. It seems to copy the Brave model of intercepting queries and inserting its own ads (at least Brave is open theirr alternative advertsing scheme). On the other hand Edge with Bing and Chrome with Google more or less do the same. Advertising makes the free internet possible.
Hmmm..................not seeing ads as I'm using SearXNG search engine
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When I read the two inks you provided, I read that Kiwi just inserted results. Because the author of FFupdater was really angry (on Kiwi) and English is not my first language I assumed he meant inserting ads, but Kiwi could also "upgrade" paying customers by inserting them higher in results list, without marking them as ads (which could explain why the author of those posts was so angry).
He also explicitely mentioned the default search engines, so you might be evading this problem or having this problem without realizing it. You can check it by using the same search engine in a different browser and compare the results.
I'm not too sure about the results of other search engines, besides Yahoo and Bing, will or will not be redirected to Kiwi servers. Anyway, I'm using SearXNG search engine
You can check it by comparing search results using the SearXNG engine in a different browser.
Thanks. Just did that. Both using SearXNG search engine
Search in Kiwi browser
Search in Mull browser
- Apr 28, 2015
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@Harlan, thanks for the info on Kiwi
Kiwi tracking all you search queries and inserting ads into the search results. It seems to copy the Brave model of intercepting queries and inserting its own ads (at least Brave is open theirr alternative advertsing scheme). On the other hand Edge with Bing and Chrome with Google more or less do the same. Advertising makes the free internet possible.
@harlan4096 and @HarborFront apologize for mixing your nicknames Harborfront proved that with another search engine no "sponsors" are inserted into the searcg results
Harborfront proved that with another search engine no "sponsors" are inserted into the searcg resultsv111.0.5563.71 released
2 versions avialble. One from github and the other from Google Play Store. Just don't mix the two when updating
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2 versions avialble. One from github and the other from Google Play Store. Just don't mix the two when updating
Get from github
Releases · kiwibrowser/src.next
Source-code for Kiwi Next, a Kiwi Browser auto-rebased with latest Chromium - kiwibrowser/src.next
github.com
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v111.0.5563.72 released
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Get it from Github
Releases · kiwibrowser/src.next
Source-code for Kiwi Next, a Kiwi Browser auto-rebased with latest Chromium - kiwibrowser/src.next
github.com
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v111.0.5563.73 released
Get from Github
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Get from Github
Releases · kiwibrowser/src.next
Source-code for Kiwi Next, a Kiwi Browser auto-rebased with latest Chromium - kiwibrowser/src.next
github.com
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