Right Browser: Ad Block & Data Live

Right Browser blocks the ads that eat your data. Most of what your phone downloads on a news site is not the news. In our own testing across ten news sites in July 2026, Right Browser stopped about a quarter of the bytes those pages tried to load. Less data, less waiting, less heat. See what you saved Your start page keeps a running total of the data you did not have to pay for. We count conservatively, so the real figure is higher than the one we show. Small, and staying that way The whole browser is under 2 MB. It asks for internet access, and storage only when you download a file. Nothing else — not even for the status saver. Save the WhatsApp statuses you like The statuses you view in WhatsApp appear in a grid inside the browser, and one tap keeps any of them in your gallery. It uses your phone's own folder picker, so the app asks for no new permission, and nothing about your statuses ever leaves your phone. Your Library, one button away Bookmarks, history, downloads and saved pages sit behind one button in the bottom bar, and it opens on whichever shelf you used last. Search by voice Tap the microphone in the address bar. Your phone's own speech recogniser does the listening and the words go straight to search. Light or dark Follow your phone, or choose light or dark in Settings. The start page follows. Your browsing stays on your phone No account. No sign-in. Your history, bookmarks and saved pages live on your device and are never uploaded — we could not read them if we wanted to. Our analytics are self-hosted and count nothing but app version, Android version and country. Read it later, offline Save any page with one tap and open it with no connection at all — images, layout and everything. You can see exactly how much space your saved pages use and delete any of them. A start page worth opening Your own shortcuts, kept on your phone and never sent anywhere. In Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, South Africa, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Malaysia, the Philippines, Argentina, Egypt and Algeria it also carries the day's exchange rate and headlines from local outlets, with Sport, Business and Tech tabs on the news page. Everywhere else the browser works exactly the same — that part of the page simply waits until we can do it properly. Two looks Lite is text-first and the lightest way to browse. Vivid adds the day's picture and colour for about half a megabyte more per day. One tap between them, and Lite is the default. Honest about the ads Right Browser blocks advertising on other websites. Our own start page carries advertising, and that is how the browser is paid for. We say so in the app's settings rather than hiding it.