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Support44
Frequently asked questionsQuick answers for everyday use.Tracking protectionControl how sites follow you.HTTPS-Only ModePrefer encrypted connections.DNS over HTTPSA more private way to look up sites.Search settingsChoose how you find things.Address bar suggestionsUseful suggestions with clear tradeoffs.Add-ons helpInstall compatible extensions with care.Autofill and passwordsKeep saved sign-ins under control.Studies and experimentsUnderstand optional experiments.Cookie banner protectionMake cookie choices clearer.Deceptive-site protectionTake warnings seriously.Set Nirvana as defaultOpen links your way.Contact supportTell us what happened.Site permissionsChoose what each website can use.Clear browsing dataRemove local traces when you choose.Private browsing helpKnow what private tabs do.Bookmarks helpSave and find useful pages.Downloads helpFind files safely.Manage tabsKeep your browsing organized.Update NirvanaGet fixes and improvements.Nirvana Help CentreFind your answer. Get back to browsing.Send technical and interaction dataThe Fennec Nirvana Team setting, its default and where optional reports go.Automatically send crash reportsChoose whether crash reports are sent automatically.Who can see my activity?A clear map of what sites, networks and your device can see.Learn more about SyncConnect devices while understanding the account service behind it.Add a search engineChoose and manage the search provider you trust.Page SummariesShort overviews, with clear accuracy and data-flow limits.Page Summary settingsControl when page summaries are available.AI ControlsSee what is included and choose which tools to use.Translations settingsRead pages in another language and understand the limits.More translation settingsChoose languages and understand processing limits.Tracking protection exceptionsAllow one site when needed and keep exceptions under control.Total Cookie ProtectionUnderstand how cookie isolation can reduce cross-site following.Remote improvementsUnderstand remotely delivered browser configuration and its limits.Send tabs to another deviceMove a link using the account flow shown in the app.SmartBlockLearn how compatibility replacements can help a protected site work.Local DNS providerUnderstand how Secure DNS interacts with local networks.Unsigned add-onsKnow why extension signing and compatibility matter.Extension permissionsReview what an add-on can access before and after installation.Unsent crash reportsReview reports that were not sent automatically.Email masks and RelaySeparate optional Mozilla Relay service from core browsing.VPN and browser privacyUnderstand what Nirvana does and does not provide.Local network and device accessControl website requests to nearby devices and services.Cloud-supported featuresSee which optional tools may send content for processing.
Privacy & Legal11
Privacy noticeThe choices behind a more private browser.Data collectionWhat Nirvana may collect and why.Diagnostics and telemetryUnderstand performance reports.Marketing dataHow the website and app are described.Nirvana Terms of UseThe basics of using Nirvana.Know your rightsYour rights in open-source software.Licensing informationOpen-source notices and obligations.Open-source foundationBuilt on the work of a wider community.How Nirvana handles privacyUseful protection starts with clear choices.Sponsored content and suggestionsKnow when recommendations or sponsored items may appear.Daily usage pingUnderstand an optional signal about app activity.
Compare5
Nirvana vs Firefox for AndroidFirefox and Nirvana share a Firefox Android / GeckoView foundation. Firefox is Mozilla’s official product; Nirvana is independently modified and branded.Nirvana vs BraveBrave uses Chromium on Android and provides Brave Shields to block many ads and trackers. Nirvana uses the Firefox Android / GeckoView family.Nirvana vs ChromeChrome is Google’s Chromium-based browser. Nirvana is Firefox-derived, so websites can behave differently between the two engines.Nirvana vs SafariSafari is Apple’s browser for Apple devices. Nirvana’s public app is for Android, so these are different device ecosystems.Compare browsersSee how Nirvana relates to other major browsers.
Features24
Explore every featureMake the web feel like yours.All browser featuresA complete feature directory.Customize your browserChange how browsing looks and feels.Add-ons and extensionsBring extra tools into your browser.Pinned tabsKeep important pages close.EyedropperA colour tool for desktop workflows.PDF viewing and editingWork with documents on your phone.Ad and tracker blockingLess clutter, more control.Bookmark managerKeep the pages that matter.A faster-feeling webSpend less time waiting.Fingerprinting protectionReduce a subtle form of tracking.Passwords and sign-insMake account access easier to manage.Is Nirvana private?Know what privacy settings do.Private browsingA fresh local session when you need one.Sync and device dataUnderstand where your data lives.Translate web pagesRead beyond your usual language.Picture-in-pictureKeep a video in view.Browsing tipsSmall changes that make browsing easier.PDF tasksOpen and share documents safely.Free PDF editorChoose the right tool for edits.Protection overviewSee what your settings are doing.Privacy protectionPractical controls for everyday browsing.A calmer browsing flowKeep attention on what matters.VPN and secure browsingKnow the difference between browser protection and a VPN.
Get Nirvana11
Download NirvanaYour next browser is one tap away.Nirvana for AndroidDesigned for the phone in your hand.Nirvana on mobileA browser built around your phone.Thanks for choosing NirvanaWelcome to a calmer web.Installation helpGet past common install problems.Unsupported systemsCheck platform availability.Make Nirvana your defaultOpen links in the browser you choose.You’re all setNirvana is ready for your links.Get Nirvana BrowserInstall the Android app.Android release channelThe public Android release.System requirementsCheck whether your device can install Nirvana.
Updates8
Release notesFollow Nirvana’s progress.What comes nextBrowser improvements shaped by real use.Android release notesSee what changed in Nirvana.iOS release notesNo Nirvana iOS release is available.Enterprise release notesNo Nirvana enterprise release is available.Release notesRead the latest public changes.What’s newA quick look at the latest release.What’s new in NirvanaRead the current release notes on the official Play Store listing.
Company4
Meet NirvanaA browser made with care by a small team in India.Nirvana brand kitThe new coral llama identity for Nirvana Browser.About FennecUnderstand the open-source foundation behind Nirvana Browser.Independent voicesWhy an independent browser matters, seven colours for this site and the team behind Nirvana.
Availability18
All downloadsA single official Android download is currently available.Desktop channelsDesktop channels have not been announced for Nirvana.Developer EditionA Nirvana Developer Edition has not been announced.iOS channelAn iOS release has not been announced.iOS TestFlightA Nirvana TestFlight programme has not been announced.Nirvana for enterpriseAn enterprise-managed edition has not been announced.Nirvana for desktopThe public Nirvana release is currently Android only.Nirvana for iOSAn iPhone or iPad release has not been announced.Nirvana for ChromebookThere is no Chromebook-specific build. Android app compatibility depends on Google Play.Nirvana for LinuxA Linux release has not been announced.Nirvana for macOSA macOS release has not been announced.Nirvana for WindowsA Windows release has not been announced.For tech explorersExplore Nirvana’s Android privacy and customization tools.For learningUse bookmarks and browser controls to keep your research organized.For gaming communitiesBrowse game guides and forums with the privacy settings you prefer.Windows featuresA Windows version of Nirvana has not been announced.Windows browserA Windows version of Nirvana has not been announced.Year in reviewA Nirvana 2025 year-in-review report is not available.
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