Updated at: Mar 16, 2026
These are web browsers that have an inbuilt VPN (Virtual Private Network). A VPN lets you send your internet traffic through someone else's server, which is typically located in a totally different geographical location. This can help you bypass protections on websites that restrict traffic from certain countries. It also helps prevent your ISP or Free Wifi Access Point from trying to snoop on your internet traffic. There is often a cost involved in using these VPNs - in fact, you should never use a "Free VPN".
| Browser Name | Rendering Engine | Year started | Device Type | Operating Systems | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Edge | Chromium | 2015 | Desktop & Mobile | Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows, XBox | Active |
| Aloha Browser | Chromium | 2016 | Desktop & Mobile | Android, macOS, Windows | Active |
| Avast Secure Browser | Chromium | 2016 | Desktop & Mobile | Android, iOS, macOS, Windows | |
| BrowserJet | Chromium | Unknown | Desktop | macOS, Windows | |
| Carbon | Chromium | 2022 | Desktop & Mobile | Android, macOS, Windows | Idle |
| Dezor | Chromium | 2022 | Desktop & Mobile | Android, Linux, Windows, FireOS | |
| Epic Privacy Browser | Chromium | 2013 | Desktop & Mobile | Android, iOS, macOS, Windows | |
| Herond | Chromium | 2023 | Desktop & Mobile | Android, iOS, macOS, Windows | |
| Hola browser | Chromium | Unknown | Desktop & Mobile | Android, iOS, macOS, Windows | |
| Midori | Gecko | 2007 | Desktop & Mobile | Android, Linux, macOS, Windows | Active |
| Opera Air | Chromium | 2025 | Desktop | macOS, Windows | |
| SnowHaze | Webkit | 2016 | Mobile | iOS | Active |