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Amethyst Browser

Amethyst is a fast, ultra-efficient, and minimalist web browser focused on privacy and high performance. Built with C# and the reliable Microsoft Edge WebView2 engine, it is completely stripped of telemetry and optimized to run without putting unnecessary load on your system.

Version

b1.3 (Beta)

Features

  • Ultra-lightweight & Low Resource Consumption: Highly optimized to use minimal RAM and CPU, delivering exceptional performance. As an example, the browser consumes only around 20MB of RAM with a single open tab.
  • Uncompromised Privacy & Security: A completely telemetry-free experience. Includes built-in anti-fingerprinting and WebRTC IP leak blocking to respect your data and provide secure, anonymous surfing.
  • "Potato Mode": A special performance mode designed for extremely weak hardware. It disables unnecessary visual effects to save every possible megabyte of RAM.
  • Native WinForms UI: Utilizing native Windows components makes the minimal, distraction-free interface incredibly fast and responsive, avoiding the bloat of heavy modern UI frameworks.
  • Versatile Search Options: Comes with a wide choice of built-in search engines, ranging from mainstream services to highly private ones.
  • Extension Support: Ability to install browser add-ons (currently in beta testing).

Note: As this is a beta version, more improvements are planned for the future, including a planned fork for Linux distributions.

Installation

You can find the latest installer in the releases/ folder or download it directly from the repository.

  1. Download Amethyst_Setup_b1.3.exe.
  2. Run the installer.
  3. Follow the on-screen instructions.

Author

Zerth

Project Structure

  • src/: Contains the source code of the browser.
  • releases/: Contains the pre-compiled setup installer.

License

You are free to use, modify, and distribute the code for any purpose, provided that you include attribution to the original author (Zerth).

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