eGlu
eGlu on iPad: a design file open in Forma, a design web app, in the gray Studio space.eGlu on iPad: a design file open in Forma, a design web app, in the gray Studio space.
eGlu on Mac: the same Forma design file, with the Studio space’s pinned tabs in the sidebar.eGlu on Mac: the same Forma design file, with the Studio space’s pinned tabs in the sidebar.
eGlu on iPhone: the same Forma design file, with the address bar at the bottom.eGlu on iPhone: the same Forma design file, with the address bar at the bottom.

An open-source browser for Mac, iPhone and iPad.

Spaces, pinned tabs and history go with you through your own iCloud. No servers, no accounts.

Read the code on GitHub

Open source

Contribute, or fork it and make it your own.

git clone https://github.com/taehee-pd/eGlu.git
  • MIT License. Use it, change it, ship your own.
  • Swift and WebKit. One app for iPhone and iPad, and one for the Mac.
  • A fork itself. eGlu began as a fork of Search, a WebKit browser for the Mac by Office Commun.
  • Chrome extensions on Mac. Add them from the Chrome Web Store and choose the spaces each one runs in.
  • Picture in picture for calls. A Google Meet call moves into a small window of its own while you keep browsing.
  • Peek. A link from a pinned tab, or a pop-up, opens in a pane over the page, to read and close or to keep as a tab.
  • Little Window. Links from other apps open in a small window of their own, not among your tabs.
eGlu for Mac with the Extensions menu open beside the address: Are.na, its options, and Manage Extensions.
The Extensions menu, beside the address.
Are.na's own panel open over a job post in eGlu for Mac, asking to log in or sign up.
Are.na's own panel, as in Chrome.
eGlu on iPhone and Mac, both showing the eGlu repository on GitHub: the iPhone with its Fork button, the Mac with the file list.
The project's own page, open in eGlu on iPhone and Mac.
A video call in eGlu's picture-in-picture window, showing the site's icon and address above the call, over a job post in another tab.
A call in picture in picture, over another tab.
eGlu for Mac with a design app in its tab and a brand guide open in Peek, a glass pane over the page with buttons to open it in a split, as a tab, or close it.
Peek, over the tab you were in.
A Little Window of eGlu for Mac showing an issue in a project tracker, opened from a link in another app.
A Little Window, for a link from another app.
The filter lists in eGlu's Settings on iPhone, and Settings › Ads and Trackers on Mac, each list with its own switch.
Filter lists on iPhone, Ads and Trackers on Mac. Every list has its own switch.

Your data stays in your iCloud

No servers. No accounts. You choose which ad-blocking lists to use.

  • Sync is off until you turn it on. Then it goes through your own iCloud, nowhere else.
  • Each device keeps its own. Open tabs, sign-ins and site data stay where they are.
  • Your lists. EasyList, EasyPrivacy, cookie banners and regional lists, each on or off.
  • Send to App. A page goes to the assistant you pick as one Markdown file, sorted by Apple Intelligence on the device. Nothing is sent until you choose the app.
Send to App on iPhone, and the Markdown file it hands over.

One browser on Mac, iPhone, and iPad

Same spaces, history, and pinned tabs everywhere.

The same pinned tabs: a thumb on iPhone, the pointer on Mac.
Each device can hide a pinned tab for itself. The iPhone hides Instagram; the Mac keeps it until it chooses.
A design app on iPad with a Magic Keyboard: its own crosshair, resize, move and hand cursors, where iPadOS would show only its dot.

Web apps on iPad, as on a Mac

With a trackpad, Figma and other web apps work the way they do on a Mac.

  • A site's own cursors. eGlu draws the cursor a page asks for, which iPadOS doesn't show.
  • Pinch to zoom. A pinch on the trackpad reaches the page as it does in Chrome, so Figma zooms where you point.
  • Two fingers scroll. The page scrolls and glides on after a flick, as on a Mac.

Get eGlu

Read the code on GitHub

eGlu was called Safience. The App Store listing and the Mac releases still carry the old name while the new one lands.

eGlu · MIT License github.com/taehee-pd/eGlu