AWeb browser

This page was last updated at: Aug 25, 2026

AWeb is a Desktop web browser that runs on Amiga OS. It has been developed for about 30 years since launching in 1996.

In May 2026, a comprehensive fork and update to AWeb was released by the Amigazen team.

AWeb 3.6 is a big undertaking which modernizes the classic AWeb browser for the Amiga platform. There have been many hundreds of bug fixes and improvements, and it looks like this release sets the stage for a actively maintained web browser for Amiga OS. It's an exciting time.

About AWeb

Browser URL www.amigazen.com/aweb/
Development Status Active
Hasn't been updated in a long time; theoretically might be updated one day?
Launched 1996
Last Updated 2026
After a long time dormant, a new team has forked AWeb and begun fixing and modernizing it.
Operating System Amiga OS
Device platform Desktop
Rendering Engine Custom
Source Code Repository

Features

  • Improved HTML 4 and new XHTML 1.0/1.1 support.
  • HTTP/1.1 stack with gzip, chunked transfer encoding, Range (resume), and keep-alive as well as corrected handling of Cache-Control and Redirect.
  • AmiSSL 5.27 HTTPS with modern TLS; FTPS on the FTP module.
  • JavaScript 1.5 (ECMAScript 3) with RegExp, try/catch/finally, and XMLHttpRequest (AJAX).
  • CSS1/CSS2 — inline styles and external stylesheets.
  • TTEngine + full UTF-8 when ttengine.library is installed.
  • Enhanced memory management
  • Mousewheel scrolling and Iconify gadget where supported by the operating system.
  • Markdown textfile viewing, rendered with HTML styles.
  • Support for the gopher-like gemini:// and spartan:// protocols.
  • Many more XML entities supported including the most common UTF-8 characters.
  • Alpha channel images, where supported by DataTypes.
  • Updated zlib, GIF, JFIF/JPEG and PNG libraries.
Wikipedia Article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AWeb
Official Site
AWeb Homepage
Official Site Gunnar von Boehn's AWeb Page

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