Reach, naturally
Place the compact navigation rail on either side and choose the size that fits your grip.
Solipsism is a privacy-focused Android browser shaped around your hand. A compact side rail keeps the controls close and the webpage centre stage.


Solipsism Browser on Android
Why Solipsism
Frequent controls stay visible, powerful options remain understandable, and the page gets the space it deserves.
Place the compact navigation rail on either side and choose the size that fits your grip.
Manage cookies, site permissions, headers and clear-on-exit choices without hunting.
Custom filters, userscripts, malware checks and capture tools are built in and honestly scoped.
Accessibility, colour, type and homepage controls make the experience personal.
Source available under the Mozilla Public License 2.0, with public issues and development history.
Read the licence ↗Feature set
Purposeful browser features, grouped around what you want to do.
Tabs and tab overview, a configurable left or right rail, QR scanning, fullscreen video and familiar browser tools.
Incognito browsing, site permissions, cookie controls, Do Not Track, Safe Browsing and hardened URL handling.
Host-based blocking, cosmetic filters, custom rules and an element picker — a focused WebView-safe subset, not full uBlock Origin.
Import and manage scripts with familiar metadata and supported lifecycle injection. Experimental; not the complete Tampermonkey API.
Local definitions-based scanning with optional VirusTotal assistance, explicit scan choices and DownloadManager support.
Light, dark and AMOLED-black themes, accents, wallpapers, custom fonts, text reflow and sizing controls.
Bookmarks, motto, clock, wallpapers, or sanitised static HTML/CSS stored privately on-device.
Screenshots, find in page, sharing, bookmarks, history, downloads, audio equaliser presets and Decoy Mode.
Privacy & transparency
Solipsism is built on Android WebView. Rendering, Safe Browsing and some web capabilities therefore depend on your installed WebView provider and Android version.
Experimental site-permission controls are best-effort policy signals where WebView does not expose independent enforcement. Userscripts support common metadata and lifecycle points, but not the complete desktop Tampermonkey API. Cosmetic filtering is a focused subset, not a complete uBlock Origin implementation.
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