Wave Browser is an efficient, eco-conscious browser that creates a cleaner, more organized, and more meaningful online experience while helping remove ocean plastic through its partnership with 4ocean.
Built on the trusted Chromium foundation, Wave Browser brings essential tools directly into the browser so you can work, study, and explore without extra extensions or switching apps. The sidebar keeps your favorite tools within reach, and split view lets you work across two pages at once for effortless research and multitasking.
Wave Browser brings together helpful built-in tools that make everyday browsing simpler, keeping you organized, speeding up tasks, and supporting your workflow with features like reading tools, trackers, quick-access messaging, and an AI assistant. If you want efficient built-in tools and a simple way to make a positive impact, Wave Browser aligns with your values.
Surf the web. Save the ocean. Make every tab count.
NodeMaven is a proxy and browser automation platform for developers, scraping teams, ecommerce companies, affiliate marketers, and automation teams. It supports web scraping, price monitoring, ad verification, SEO tracking, market research, multi-accounting, and AI browser workflows.
NodeMaven provides 30M+ residential IPs and 295K+ mobile IPs across 190+ countries, along with private static ISP proxies.
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SF35 - 35% off standard proxy packages
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NodeMaven's product stack includes:
- Residential and mobile proxies under one plan, starting from $2.20 per GB, with country, state, city, ISP, and ZIP targeting where available.
- ISP proxies starting from $2.99 per IP, with static IPs, unlimited traffic, and UDP support.
- IP Quality Filter and Quality Guarantee, with a reported 95%+ IP clean rate and 99.54% average success rate.
- Scraping Browser with Playwright, Puppeteer, Vanilla JavaScript, AI prompts, managed browser fingerprints, and automatic CAPTCHA solving. Eligible users pay only for proxy traffic.
- Traffic rollover, cashback of up to 10% for consumed residential and mobile traffic, and 24/7 expert support.
Gaffa is a web scraping and browser automation API that gives developers full, real-browser control with a single API call no headless browsers, proxies, CAPTCHA handling, or scaling infrastructure to manage. JavaScript rendering is handled by default, so pages load exactly as they would for a real visitor.
Gaffa supports web scraping, AI-powered structured data extraction, screenshot capture, PDF export, infinite-scroll handling, form filling, and converting any webpage into clean, LLM-ready Markdown for AI and RAG pipelines. A rotating residential proxy network ensures reliable access across geographies with automatic anti-bot bypass.
Credits are charged only for actual browser execution time and bandwidth used, with no fixed infrastructure costs.
DataImpulse - Ethical Provider of Residential, Mobile, and Data Center IPs
DataImpulse (dataimpulse.com) is a proxy provider offering a pool of over 90 million ethically sourced residential, mobile, and data center IP addresses from 195 countries. Pricing for residential proxies starts at $1 per GB with a pay-as-you-go model; there are no subscriptions or traffic expiration dates.
DataImpulse proxies are suitable for web scraping, SERP monitoring, ad verification, price tracking, and other business activities. They support HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5 protocols, as well as rotating and sticky sessions. DataImpulse also offers integration with Scrapy, Selenium, Puppeteer, various proxy managers, browser extensions, and custom tools.
Rated 4.8 out of 5 on G2, DataImpulse provides 24/7 human support, advanced targeting options, discounted prices for bulk purchases, and custom features available upon request.
Shift is a fully customizable browser where you can drag and drop apps, bars, and controls to create a central hub that adapts to however you work. Integrate 1,500+ apps, swap instantly between Spaces for work, side hustles or personal browsing, and stay logged into multiple accounts at once. Shift is also proudly pioneering carbon-neutral browsing as part of its promise to reimagine what browsers can do—not only for users, but for the planet.
Founded in 2016 in Victoria, British Columbia, Shift is a Certified B Corp within the Redbrick portfolio.
Key capabilities & features:
- Build your browser: Create a custom layout for how you use the internet.
- Create Spaces: Create separation between work, side hustles, and passion projects.
- Integrate Apps: Add web apps to Shift to customize its capability.
- Templates: Choose from 6 different layouts to build on.
- Shift AI: A built-in AI assistant to help you work smarter across every tab and app
Oxylabs is a market leader in web intelligence with enterprise-grade, ethical, and compliant solutions.
Its proxy infrastructure spans one of the largest global networks, offering residential, ISP, mobile, datacenter, & dedicated datacenter proxies, along with Web Unblocker – an AI-driven tool that ensures block-free access to even the most protected sites. On the scraping tools side, the Oxylabs Web Scraper API manages every stage of large-scale data extraction. For dynamic, bot-protected websites, the Agent Browser ensures uninterrupted access. Oxylabs also offers AI Studio, which lets users extract data without writing code. The ready-made datasets provide structured data across industries such as e-commerce, real estate, and more – for data projects without custom scraping.
In short, Oxylabs offers 177M+ IPs in 195 countries & is trusted by 4000+ clients worldwide, including Fortune 500 companies. Plus, the 24/7 customer service ensures clients get support when needed.
Built through collaboration with global banks, HERE Enterprise Browser provides enterprise security, workforce productivity and seamless integration of enterprise AI. HERE’s Chromium-based, zero-trust security model includes integration with Microsoft Entra and other IDPs, app access controls, data loss prevention controls, executable protection and auditability for compliance. HERE supercharges productivity through app interoperability and Supertabs that combine multiple tabs into persona or task-based dashboards. It provides federated enterprise search to Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce and other platforms. HERE also has its own Notification Center and an AI Center that enables integration of enterprise AI models into end user workflows. The company is backed by major banks and IQT, the not-for-profit strategic investor that accelerates the introduction of groundbreaking technologies to enhance the national security of America and its allies.
cside is a browser-layer security platform that gives you visibility for every visitor, human or agentic. Security, fraud prevention, privacy and compliance, all from a single script.
Unlike traditional WAFs and server-side security tools, cside operates directly in the browser environment, monitoring every third-party script loaded on your pages in real time. This means threats that bypass your backend defences are caught at the point of execution.
What cside does:
Script Monitoring and Control: cside inventories, monitors, and enforces policy on every third-party JavaScript tag running on your site. 100% session coverage, no sampling. Every script. Every page load. Detect supply chain attacks, shadow scripts, and unauthorised tag injections before they reach your customers.
PCI DSS 4.0.1 Compliance: cside is the fastest path to meeting PCI DSS 4.0.1 requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1. Automated script authorisation, tamper detection, and continuous monitoring satisfy QSA requirements without manual effort. Validated by VikingCloud.
Device Intelligence: Persistent, privacy-safe device intelligence using 102+ signals and 40+ hashed attributes. 99.7% fingerprint accuracy enables fraud prevention, bot detection, and session continuity across logins, checkouts, and account actions.
AI Agent and Bot Detection: Identify and classify AI crawlers, headless browsers, and automated agents interacting with your site. Protect pricing data, inventory, and content from scraping and abuse.
Chargeback Evidence: Capture cryptographically verifiable session evidence at checkout to dispute fraudulent chargebacks. Reduce dispute losses without adding friction to genuine customers.
Who uses cside: E-commerce retailers, payment service providers, digital agencies, travel and hospitality platforms, iGaming and betting operators, financial services firms, and SaaS companies managing PCI compliance, fraud risk, and client-side attack surface across high-traffic web environments.
Deployment: One-line script tag. No proxy. No latency impact. Up and running in under 5 minutes.
SOC 2 Type II certified. PCI SAQ-D validated.
Kasm Workspaces streams your workplace environment directly to your web browser…on any device and from any location.
Kasm uses our high-performance streaming and secure isolation technology to provide web-native Desktop as a Service (DaaS), application streaming, and secure/private web browsing.
Kasm is not just a service; it is a highly configurable platform with a robust developer API and devops-enabled workflows that can be customized for your use-case, at any scale. Workspaces can be deployed in the cloud (Public or Private), on-premise (Including Air-Gapped Networks or your Homelab), or in a hybrid configuration.
Admiral is the leading adblock revenue recovery platform for publishers and the pioneer of Visitor Relationship Management (VRM). Trusted by thousands of publishers and backed by more than a decade of recovery expertise, Admiral has helped publishers recover more than $100 million in adblock revenue across trillions of protected requests.
Admiral pioneered Full Spectrum Adblock Recovery to address today's fragmented adblock landscape—from browser extensions and privacy browsers to VPNs, DNS and network-level blocking, dark traffic, and more resistant blockers. Instead of relying on a single recovery technique, Full Spectrum combines four core approaches: Full-Stack Recovery, Reinsertion, Server-side Protection, and Alternative Value Exchange.
Publishers can use these approaches independently or together through Combo Recovery to maximize total adblock revenue. Full-Stack Recovery restores the publisher's complete advertising stack when possible, while reinsertion—including Acceptable Ads and proxy reinsertion—adds recovery opportunities for other blocker environments. Server-side protection extends coverage to more resistant blockers, while alternative value exchanges can convert adblocked visitors through subscriptions, registrations, email acquisition, donations, and other outcomes.
Admiral's VRM platform provides the intelligence and orchestration behind Full Spectrum Recovery, enabling publishers to detect and measure blocked traffic, segment audiences, target recovery experiences, sequence offers, test approaches, and continuously optimize performance.
Beyond adblock recovery, Admiral helps publishers maximize revenue recovery and revenue growth through subscriptions and paywalls, consent management, first-party data, registrations, email and social audience growth, donations, journey shaping, marketing automation, and AI-powered Visitor Copilot.
One audience. Multiple recovery paths. More revenue recovered.
An antidetect browser is a specialized tool designed to help users create and manage multiple online accounts while avoiding detection, bans, or restrictions. It is particularly useful for digital marketers, social media managers, affiliate marketers, and individuals who require anonymity and privacy when browsing the internet.
This software works by masking users' digital fingerprints, preventing websites from linking multiple accounts to the same person. It integrates seamlessly with proxy servers, allowing users to switch IP addresses effortlessly, reducing the risk of detection. Many antidetect browsers, including Octo Browser, even come with a built-in proxy shop, letting users purchase residential and mobile proxies with UDP support directly inside the browser instead of sourcing them elsewhere. Additionally, it enables per-account management of cookies, browser settings, and other identifiers, ensuring each profile operates independently.
About
Opera GX, for PC, Mac, iOS, and Android, is the world's first browser designed specifically for gamers. The built-in CPU, network and RAM limiters help preserve resources for your system or gaming platform, and its design has won both the Red Dot and IF Design awards. Customization lets you change color and design elements as well as synchronize lighting themes with Razer Chroma integration. The GX corner keeps you up-to-date on game releases, news and special deals, while Twitch built-into the sidebar means you can easily follow streamers and receive channel notifications. Additionally, GX includes the unique features found in the Opera browser for computers, like a free VPN for privacy, integrated messengers and social media in the sidebar, and Video pop-out to watch videos in a separate floating window. You can download the Opera GX gaming browser for free and import your settings and extensions in a few clicks.
Platforms Supported
Windows
Supported
Mac
Supported
Linux
Supported
Cloud
Not Supported
On-Premises
Not Supported
iPhone
Not Supported
iPad
Not Supported
Android
Not Supported
Chromebook
Not Supported
Platforms Supported
Windows
Supported
Mac
Supported
Linux
Not Supported
Cloud
Not Supported
On-Premises
Not Supported
iPhone
Supported
iPad
Supported
Android
Supported
Chromebook
Not Supported
Audience
Digital marketing agencies, social media managers, affiliate marketers, ecommerce businesses
Audience
Gamers that need a web browser designed for gaming
Built-in mobile proxies and VPN-to-profile binding are genuinely useful additions — no more paying for a separate proxy provider, which cuts real costs when running multiple profiles. Profile management stays smooth even with these extra layers.
I previously used another anti-detect browser, but after switching to Octo Browser, I noticed a significant improvement in overall experience. The fingerprint quality is one of the strongest points of Octo Browser. Profiles feel stable and reliable, and the browser provides the level of consistency I expect from an anti-detect solution. The interface is convenient and easy to use, profile management is smooth, and the browser works well for daily tasks. Another big advantage is the community. The Community Manager in the official chat does a great job — they are active, helpful, and always try to assist users with questions or issues. Technical support also deserves special mention. Responses are fast, and the team actually helps solve problems instead of just sending generic replies.
Octo Browser is good for multi-account work. Profile switching is smooth, fingerprint settings are deep, and it’s pretty stable once set up. Works well for ads, affiliate stuff, scraping, etc.
High-quality fingerprint Support was fast to respond to my questions Built-in proxy shop 12 remain characters, lmao
The browser fingerprint performs very well on platforms like Amazon. No leaks, no issues when registering multiple accounts.
Cons
Mobile proxy coverage could still be broader in some regions.
There are only few things that could be improved, but overall, I have not experienced any major issues while using Octo Browser.
It’s quite expensive and not very beginner-friendly. Setup can be confusing if you don’t know proxies/fingerprints. Also UI can feel a bit heavy with many profiles.
No UDP Price is pretty high No local storage export
There’s no free plan... but I’ve come to accept that.
Pros & Cons from Real Users
Pros
Let's define what I want to say right away. The only reason I writing here is to share my 3 years user experience. An extremely frustrating user experience. GX has become just awful: a couple of useful functions in a heap of absolutely unnecessary junk, as if the browser was builded according to the 10-year-old's desires (from those who choose components for PC depending on how they glow). Gamers are not the ones, who light everything with RGB, gamers are the ones, who are used to hotkeys, fast decision making, having the one clear way to do technical things, and to good UI/UX. And sometimes "good UI/UX" means asceticism and minimalism. Decent features: 1) A sidebar with "workspaces" that work as tab containers abstracted from each other, which allow you to organize real workspaces just with "save tabs from a previous session" setting enabled. (Aaand no, it's not. After 115 update, all tabs opened in separate workspaces move to first one on browser closing. Bravo, devs, I'm not even going to comment on this. Nor will I comment on my desire to continue using a browser with 1,700 tabs casualy shuffled); 2) An adblocker embedded on top of chromium (which sometimes doesn't work with proxies and DoH); 3) The address bar connected with the search bar. Hints when searching from it include tabs from the history, what can be quite convenient; 4) The "panic button", not in the form it presented in, but in the form of some important tab quick access button (why should I come up with myself how to work with the function? Used it to quickly check my mail); 5) GX Control, when it works for some unholy reasons. 6) Synchronization of bookmarks and browser settings between devices via an opera account (the same sync that is available with almost any chromium browser). Opportunity to view a list of tabs opened on another logged-in device (this is proudly called "tab synchronization", although it is no different from bookmarks); 7) Hotkeys settings for many things (except for the things for which there is no such setting, e.g. there are hotkeys for moving to a specific workspace, but there are no hotkeys for moving to the next/previous one; there are hotkeys for moving to the next/previous tab inside the workspace, but there are no hotkeys for moving the tab into another space directly or opening the "move tab" context window); 8) The standard browser UI was pleasant to see before update. Won't comment on new one. Just give you an example of working with "cool looking" settings - searching for specific settings by keywords doesn't return you the settings themselves, It returns whole groups, somewhere inside of which there is a setting you need. Great job, lmao.
Cool when you first use it. some nice features. Some decent customization. Nice themes and coloring but somehow LOST my themes.
1) Chromium engine means compatibility with most Chrome extensions. 2) It still retains the old Opera interface without last year's annoying additions to Opera Stable, like the un-customizable and non-interactive screen border that forced me to switch. 3) Funny social media management.
+ The workspaces are what caught my attention the most about this browser since it was most comfortable for me to be able to manage different tabs from different sites without closing them. This allowed me to have a better workflow regarding the real estate market research that I do since I can have a work space for the different brokers which I am investigating properties and on the other hand I can have a work space for networks and another for research and grow my company. + Contains an ad blocker that in the long run is very useful for those ads that constantly appear on certain sites and become annoying on many occasions. This has allowed me to browse safely by not having annoying ads that take up a large amount of space on the screen and that can confuse certain people to fall for certain electronic scams. So with this feature I don't have to worry about ads as it blocks pretty much all ads from any website that has them embedded. + In its sidebar it is easy to manage social networks, especially direct messages from any social media that can be used in the browser, including WhatsApp. So in times of having to manage personal or business social networks and use the browser for other activities, it is practical to be able to do it in Opera without having to use the mobile device that has been used so much for a long time. + It is possible to be able to modify the interface of this browser to your liking, besides that the themes are very visually pleasing, including the dark mode themes which are of various color combinations that accommodate different users. The sidebar can be modified as well as used to store the windows there, as well as the shortcuts of the pages, as well as direct access to the chats of all social networks.
Easy to use, easy to modify to your liking, you can control the RAM consumption so you're able to open as many windows as you want and it won't cause any issues or interruptions with your games.
Cons
What about the "junk" part? • Mods are just browser themes named with a word "like in games". However, don't provide any functionality, unlike mods in games. • Sounds and music in the browser. No comments. When someone wants to listen to music, they go and turn on normal music there, where people usually listen to music, and certainly not the music embedded in the browser. Sounds for actions, according to UX teachings, are needed when the user reads the action with them. Here we are talking about a browser where the user has no distractions and his only task is to watch what he clicks. • Profiles. Their functionality is limited to 4 settings checkboxes, which don't really change anything. Are needed for... Used for... Okay, I can't even think of a use for them. In total, here we have: an incognito mode disguised as a profile setting, a mode with browser sounds turned off (which are turned off with one toggle switch in the settings), a mode with browser tabs sound turned off (a browser sound channel mute button disguised as a profile setting, lol) and a performance mode (yeah, performance mode for weak devices in the browser that take disk space with... music. I don't realy know, is the stupidity of this idea really so unobvious that it needs to be explained? There is, at least, opera mini, which combines the performance of performance mode (really that simple!) and the lack of the need to download a full-sized browser.) • The "Dark theme for all pages" function works in a way that would be better if it didn't work in any way. Have you ever heard of "Color the black in grey, and the grey in grey, and in 'de magic ray you will get a mentally unhealthy user, who will never be the same"? No, cause i just made it up. At least here is the visible effort. • 1000 and 1 express panel (new tab screen) settings. Awesome. Let me just remind you that "browsers" are used for "browsing" web pages hosted on the global network, and not for looking at express panel (suspect that devs just forgot about this). All I need from a "new tab" is the opportunity to navigate from it to the page I need. I can do this through the address bar, through the search engine in the address bar, and through bookmarks. Why, in the name of nine hells, duplicate it all on this garbage panel? To spend 2 years improving it instead of fixing bugs, adding real functionality, and working with browser performance? (Yes.) Or to report to investors with a beautiful picture? (...) • Rude ARGB color settings overwriting, aka GX Lights. Why, if all the brands represented have their own flexible settings? Btw, it breaks the Logitech G HUB in some cursed way and neither Opera nor Logitech have fixed this for over a year now, lol. • Mediaplayer with support for major services only. In a world where every major music service has own application with an amazing amount of convenient functions for musics listening (where, let me remind you, do people go when they want to listen to music (not to the browser music)), which can also collapse into a system tray and which also has a separate audio output channel, independent of all other sources? Well... Think again. • Pinboards. So, we have browser themes (which we call mods), we have browser colors (which we call themes), oh the wrong topic... So, we have static bookmarks (which we call bookmarks and which sync), we have dynamic bookmarks (which we call tab synchronization and which sync). Oh, great idea, let's add another static bookmarks (which we'll call Pinboards and which will sync)! Umm, maybe not? Or maybe this is a cool extension of the bookmarks functionality? If so, I'm sorry to inform you, but the bookmarks are in another place. Or maybe it's an attempt to imitate Figma? If so, I'm sorry to inform you, but it's abortive attempt. Crypto Wallet. Who would ever trust a cryptowallet embedded in a browser? Well, guys, information security exists. • RGX, which makes even the most blurred videos... also grainy. • GX Control, when it doesn't work. (What? I couldn't even figure out any pattern.) • Browser games. No really, browser games (that no one has ever run.) While we live in 2025, opera devs live in 2008 or in 2108 (or they are just trying to convince investors who have never seen real games of their involvement in the gamedev, but shh. I have seen couple of good ones there - just let them go somewhere else. As an indie i just brrrr from this. I would agree that someone might like it, but that someone is not me or other 99% of humanity. Regardless of that, GX games are still somewhere nearby for some godless reasons.) • "Panic button", one scene, no rights reserved - It is made for those who watch, hihihi, special videos, hihi, so that if mom comes in, thay could save their honor! - Well done, but can I go already? - And with the latest release, the long-awaited feature of replacing the browser history with a fake one after 14 days of inactivity has arrived! Because, you know, haha, yes, well, you know, ahahah, yes, you all know, XD, we're such a naughty boys, hihi! After all, we all are degenerates and can't press ctrl+shift+n. Well, It's stupid, but now you can understand what you have to deal with when it comes to this browser. It's just vulgar, putting these jokes in the master-release. You have discord chats for that. • There are a couple more smalls: restrictions on the choice of search engines, a small number of specialized extensions, cutting out some useful functions, rarely released fixes, AI working not for you, but for itself. And we also don't have tab islands :)
Loses passwords and data. Slow opening times. Can't drag windows easily at all.
1) Keeps deleting my browsing history and logging me out of accounts approximately once per month. I've already experienced this thrice. If it's supposed to be a safety measure, I don't need such measures, and there's nothing in the settings that seems to control this. Considering I mainly rely on the browser to remember stuff for me, this is intolerable. 2) Buggy Speed Dial customization. At first, I was puzzled why my tabs kept disappearing until restarting the program after I used the thumbnails. Turns out you had to disable thumbnail tile animations to prevent such malfunctions. 3) Even less useful support compared to Opera Stable. 4) Bloated with gaming functions that I don't need. I know it's supposed to be a gaming browser, but if the other version is unusable, hey, can't help it. 5) Console changes only stay while you stay on the tab with the console dialog opened, which takes up space. 6) Apparently even greater memory consumption than Chrome, somehow.
- It is a bit complicated to add plugins within this browser, also not all plugins are available for opera, so if you need to switch to this browser you will have to consider the availability of different plugins if you need one in particular and if It is not available to see if there is a similar one that meets the needs and that is safe since this Opera plugin store is not very old. On the other hand, if it does not require special plugins then this browser would be a good option to have a good performance without consuming so many resources. - Just as you can configure the resources that my computer consumes, it was also important to know how many resources I needed to be able to run the pages I was visiting, because if I lowered the resources of Opera too much, the pages tended to load more slowly or simply did not finish loading all of them. The elements. So it is a bit tedious to be constantly configuring the opera resources. It should have personalized performance profiles for different types of work, so it can be more adapted to the activities you are doing at any given time, so you don't waste time configuring how much ram and processor the opera is going to consume at all times. In addition to operating itself, it requires a minimum of consumption because if not, not only the tabs but the entire browser will simply freeze. - I like that it has a VPN included, but it is not the fastest to navigate, it is possible that not all the pages you want to access load since the IP addresses of Opera are practically banned for certain sites. In addition, it may not be safe to use this VPN since it is integrated into the browser, having security problems, so you have to take precautions regarding this feature that is included. - Not all sites are compatible with this browser, including Opera has problems with certain certificates as they are not up to date and this causes a "site not secure" message to appear which is not the case. Another thing that bothers me is that it is slow to open complicated pages, if they are simple websites there may not be any problems, but the rest takes too long to load the page definitively.
No cons, I have been using this browser for quite a while and I haven't encountered a single bad thing in it.
