Spitfire Browser

Cookie pop-ups, answered for you

Spitfire clicks "Reject all" on cookie banners for you, so you never have to.

No clutter, no nags

No sponsored tiles, no suggested stories, no "try our other product" pop-ups. Just the things you actually opened.

Skip the sponsor read

Sponsor reads, long intros and "don't forget to subscribe" get skipped in videos, automatically.

Dislikes are back

See how many people disliked a video again, so you know if it's worth your time.

Bring everything with you

Move your bookmarks, passwords and history over from Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Firefox and more than 20 other browsers in a few clicks.

Opera GX mods work here

Wallpapers and colours from Opera GX mods install straight into Spitfire. Already have favourites? Bring them along.

Tabs wherever you like

Keep your tabs along the top, or stack them down the side. Switch whenever you like.

Work and personal, side by side

Log in to the same site with two different accounts at once. Containers keep them apart in the same window.

Your shortcuts, your way

Change any keyboard shortcut to whatever feels right, and get around Spitfire without touching the mouse.

Your toolbar, your way

Right-click the toolbar, pick Customize, and drag buttons in, out and around until it's just how you like it.

Keep watching while you browse

Pop any video out into its own little window. It stays on top while you switch tabs, read your mail or get on with your day.

Anonymous when it counts

Switch to Anonymous Mode and your browsing is bounced through the Tor network, so sites can't see where you are.

A different you on every site

Websites try to identify you by your computer. Spitfire feeds each one random, fake details.

Fewer eyes on you

Most websites pull fonts and code from the same few big companies, so those companies see every site you visit. Spitfire has the popular ones built in, so pages make fewer connections, load faster and stay more private.

Your internet provider can't peek

Spitfire looks up websites over an encrypted connection, so your internet provider can't simply read where you're going.

Its own search engine

QGato gathers results from many search engines at once. No account, and it doesn't keep track of what you search.

Built for your computer

Spitfire comes in versions made for newer processors, so it gets more speed out of the computer you already have.

Emotes in chat

Streamer emotes show up right in live chat on Twitch, YouTube and Kick. No add-ons needed.

Not your thing? It's tiny (about 0.14 MB) and stays asleep on every other site.

Actually private

Chrome, Firefox and even Brave send data about you home by default, some more, some less. Spitfire sends nothing. Not "anonymised", not "to improve the product". Nothing.