Browser status index

Actively developed and distributed for major desktop platforms.

Actively developed with stable desktop and mobile releases.

Actively developed by Mozilla across desktop and mobile platforms.

Actively developed as Apple's platform browser.

Actively developed with desktop and mobile releases.

Actively developed across desktop and mobile platforms.

Actively developed consumer browser.

Actively developed as Opera's gaming-oriented browser.

Actively developed and distributed as a beta with a fast-moving release process; verify current build support.

Actively maintained by a community project; releases follow upstream Firefox work.

Actively developed community Firefox derivative.

Actively maintained Firefox-derived browser; verify feature and platform details per release.

Actively maintained by the Tor Project with security-focused releases.

Active community project; package freshness and support vary by distributor.

Active upstream project; end-user packaging and support are distribution-dependent.

Actively developed for Apple platforms, with a public Linux beta and a Windows build in development.

Generally available for macOS with frequent releases and paid plans; Windows support is in progress.

Actively developed for Android and expanded to Windows desktop releases.

Actively developed and updated across desktop and mobile platforms.

Actively developed; the stable channel tracks Firefox ESR and the alpha channel tracks Firefox rapid release.

Actively developed for Android with ongoing feature additions; the iOS version is no longer distributed.

Actively developed with ongoing desktop and mobile releases.

Actively maintained with ongoing mobile releases.

Actively maintained by a small team with continuing security and compatibility releases.

Still updated for Android, with a user base concentrated in Asian markets.

Actively developed, with desktop and mobile releases and rapidly changing capabilities.

Released with a free browsing plan since August 2026; the built-in agents require a paid subscription.

Maintained as a community project; release cadence depends on a small maintainer group.

Recently launched and actively developed; the commercial model is still settling.

Released as a distinct Opera product and updated alongside the Opera family.

Actively developed and sold with free and paid tiers.

Actively developed for macOS with a small team and a freemium model.

The Browser Company states on the Arc download page that Arc receives Chromium updates only and directs users to Dia for active security patches; builds remain downloadable.

Experimental project under active development; web compatibility and platform support are incomplete.

Published as a beta by a small community project; interfaces and defaults are still changing.

In open beta with a credit-based commercial model and rapidly changing capabilities.

The original developer announced the end of active maintenance; community continuations exist but are not the original product.