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AppRecs rating 3.3. Trustworthiness 0 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 0 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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About Net Skip
In contrast with most other browsers on the market, Net Skip is best characterized by what it does *not* feature:
• No embedded advertising or tracking
• No cryptocurrency features
• No rewards programs
• No in-app purchases or subscriptions
• No telemetry, analytics, or user data collection
• No monetization whatsoever of the user of the app
The source code for Net Skip – along with all App Fair projects – is free and open-source, and is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) 3.0. You can access the source for review and modification at https://github.com/Net-Skip/Net-Skip/. It uses the WebKit rendering engine, which is distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) and whose source code is available at https://webkit.org/.
Net Skip is part of the App Fair Project, a non-profit charity based in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts founded to create and maintain digital public goods in the form of mobile applications. Find out more about the App Fair Project at https://appfair.org and help us build our app marketplace by spreading the word about Net Skip and our other project apps.
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Reviews for Net Skip
MagicalM'cgurffin
FAST. needs some basic functionality & bug fixes.
It's good, I like that it's WebKit based & that you can set a number of search engines as default. 1. I would like it to have these things: 2. dark mode for web pages 3. Ability to set a homepage 4. Swipe up to see tabs
Mr Gmixer
Could use a lot of work (I’m rooting for you guys)
There’s a difference between minimal and straight up incomplete. This is not useable as a daily driver. No profiles, tab groups, folders in favorites, customizable home url, custom search engine url, search history, reader mode, font size. Also the iPadOS ui looks like an iPhone app just stretched without accounting for the bigger screen. I know this is not supposed to be a browser that will compete with the likes of Chrome or FireFox or even Safari, but please if you want to reach your goal of one million downloads you have to make apps that are at least compelling to use even on the side.
