Adore(able) browser

Solid base

Adore is a deep refactor of the 2014 Pumpkin Browser project. We've cleaned up the legacy codebase and modernized it to run smoothly on today's systems.

Powerful enough

Under the hood, WebKit2 provides reliable support for the modern web. It handles heavy sites like YouTube with ease, without the bloat of Chromium-based browsers.

Simple & Integrated

Built with GTK3, Adore is designed to be fast and lightweight. It's the perfect fit for desktop environments that haven't moved to GTK4 yet or just need to stay snappy.

Small But Mighty

Adore may be a lightweight program, but it stands as a capable window to the web. It supports the essential parts of the modern internet, including YouTube, Twitter, Reddit, Mastodon and Github.

Some websites, like Spotify and Netflix, require a DRM module, and we are looking for a way to enable it.

Simply Beautiful

Adore is designed to feel like a native part of your desktop, not a standalone behemoth. Every element is carefully crafted to ensure a pixel-perfect fit with lightweight environments like XFCE, LXDE, and MATE, bringing back the classic aesthetics of a dedicated web browser.

Focused on Privacy

We believe in giving you control over your local footprint. Adore includes built-in tools to easily manage and clear your browsing data, including cookies, cache, and local storage, ensuring your private information stays under your control after every session.

The Native Choice for Linux

Built specifically for X11-based lightweight desktop environments, Adore is the perfect replacement for bloated modern browsers. It's fast, simple, and avoids unnecessary dependencies, providing exactly what you need: a browser that just works.

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