Kairon is a minimalist, privacy-first browser for Windows. Beta 1.0 now available.

Kairon is a privacy-focused Chromium browser for Windows, built around control and customization. Beta 5.0 brings side tabs, tab sleeping, a full download manager, multiple windows, HTTPS-Only browsing, Secure DNS, WebRTC protection, built-in ad/tracker blocking, isolated Incognito sessions, smarter omnibox suggestions, global themes, and a redesigned Settings experience.

Kairon started as a small browser project, and this is actually my second Product Hunt launch for it. Since the first beta, I've spent months rebuilding parts of the browser, fixing bugs, improving the architecture, and adding features that I wanted to have as an actual daily-use browser. 5.0 is the biggest step forward so far. One thing I've tried to keep consistent throughout development is being honest about what Kairon does and doesn't do. There are privacy features I haven't implemented yet, and I don't want to pretend otherwise just to make a better marketing checklist. I'd love to hear what you think of the current version, especially if you've tried an earlier Kairon release. What would you want Kairon to build next?

Kairon Browser

Privacy Focused light weight browser

Privacy Focused light weight browser

Kairon Browser beta 5.0

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