TronBrowser — privacy-first, AI-native browser

TronBrowser is an open-source, privacy-first, AI-native web browser built on<br>Ungoogled Chromium . No telemetry, no ads, no sponsored tabs —<br>with a built-in AI sidebar (bring your own keys) and an agent-friendly CLI.<br>Free and open source under the MIT License.

Install (macOS / Linux)

curl -fsSL https://tronbrowser.dev/install.sh | sh<br>copy

Then use the agent-friendly tron CLI:

tron to open a URL ·<br>tron upgrade ·<br>tron remove ·<br>tron version

Windows & manual downloads on the<br>releases page.

Why TronBrowser

No telemetry — nothing phones home, by default.

No ads — and no sponsored tabs.

No affiliate injection — your links stay your links.

User-owned data — bring your own SQLite, or use the cloud.

Chrome-compatible — extensions, profiles, bookmarks, DevTools.

Self-hostable — run the services yourself.

Agent-friendly — drive it from the CLI: tron .

Ungoogled core — built on Ungoogled Chromium; zero Google phone-home.

Bring your own AI — your keys for Claude, GPT, Gemini, and more.

FAQ

What is TronBrowser?

An open-source, privacy-first, AI-native web browser built on Ungoogled<br>Chromium by Profullstack, Inc. It strips Google phone-home, telemetry, ads, and<br>sponsored tabs while keeping full Chrome-extension compatibility.

How is it different from Chrome or Brave?

It is built on Ungoogled Chromium, so there is zero Google phone-home by<br>default. It adds a built-in AI sidebar where you bring your own keys, and an<br>agent-friendly CLI (tron ). No ads, no sponsored tabs, no<br>affiliate injection.

Is TronBrowser free?

Yes — free and open source under the MIT License. An optional managed cloud<br>tier exists, but the browser itself is free.

Which AI models does it support?

Bring your own keys for Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI (GPT), Google (Gemini),<br>DeepSeek, Perplexity, Kimi (Moonshot), and Qwen — or run local models with<br>Ollama, LM Studio, or vLLM.

How do I install it?

On macOS or Linux: curl -fsSL https://tronbrowser.dev/install.sh | sh,<br>then tron . Windows builds are on the<br>releases page.

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