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Quiche Browser is a web browser for iOS with an extensive range of customization options, to suit your usage, needs, and visual preferences. Create your perfect browser user interface: feature-packed for power users, lean for minimalists who want to minimize distractions and maximize webpage space.

Features

Personalize the toolbar by selecting the buttons you use most frequently. Optimize button placement and order for easy one-handed navigation, or if you are left-handed.
Personalize the popup menu by selecting the buttons you use less frequently. Tweak each button size and placement.
Personalize the address bar: show the page title, read time, favicon, adjust the text size, and choose from a range of elegant visual styles.
Personalize the toolbar color. Go white, gray, pink, dark, or even full black, and set different styles for light and dark modes.
Personalize the long-press context menu.
Optimize screen space by setting the toolbar to condense itself or fully disappear when scrolling down.
Show tabs as snapshot grid or condensed list.
Sort tabs by age or read time.
Group tabs by domain.
Cumulative read time of all open tabs.
Universal search engine support.
Open tabs on Mac with Continuity.
Open external links from share extension or by setting as default browser.
Background tabs automatically suspended when Low Power Mode is turned on.
No analytics, data collection, account creation.

Pricing

Quiche Browser is free to download and use.
Quiche+ is an optional, $0.99/month subscription which unlocks exclusive app icons.
More nice-to-have features may be included in the future.
Essential features will remain free.
The subscription contributes to funding the development of the app and maintaining its independence.

Roadmap

Tab gestures
Content blockers
Reader mode
Cross-device sync
iPad support

Specs

Supported devices: iPhone
Minimum requirement: iOS 16.4
Download size: 15.3 MB
Install size: 19.5 MB

Contact

Email: greg@quiche.works
Twitter: @quichebrowser
Mastodon: @quichebrowser@indieapps.space

About the Developer

Greg de J, a French developer living in Tokyo, designed and built Quiche Browser for himself out of love for minimal interfaces, and tired of the decades-old browser conventions no one dares challenge.

Greg has ditched all other browsers from his phone since then.

After writing JavaScript at Google for 5 years, Greg left to become an iOS developer.
Before Quiche Browser, he made Quiche Reader (formerly Reading Queue), a minimal read-later app featured twice on Lifehacker.

Why "Quiche"

Quiches are delicious, adorable pies.
Quiche also means "a bit stupid" in French.
Greg used to organize "quiche parties" with fellow French expats in Tokyo.