Dooble Web Browser

Dooble is a new Open Source Web browser that focuses on compactness, security, and stability. Dooble is the only Web browser that encodes a user’s browsing information. While other browsers have the support of thousands of dedicated individuals, Dooble has been harvested by just a handful of people.

Features

Authentically-encrypted database containers are included. The optional feature includes the popular cipher algorithms AES and Threefish as well as the fantastic SHA-3 digest algorithm. Please note that both implementations of AES and Threefish are written by the author(s) of Dooble.
Automatic and periodic removal of cookie data may be of interest. This feature allows Dooble to purge unwanted cookie data from your browsing history.
Beautiful dictionaries are included covering various languages. When enabled, spell checking is too.
Built-in content blocker with accept and block modes of operation. This new addition will prevent advertising sites from polluting your browsing experience. The feature may also be used in a school setting where it’s desired that only specific sites may be accessed.
Completely redesigned! Most of the major operating systems are supported, including your favorite Unix-like systems as well as Windows. Wherever Qt and WebEngine are supported, so is Dooble!
Dooble is highly-configurable software. The internal workings are clearly visible. Tool tips are included wherever confusion may arise.
Dooble is open source software and includes a very relaxed BSD license.
Proxy support is of course included. Whether you enjoy using a private proxy or a public proxy, Dooble is attentive to your privacy.
Qt 5.9.x and newer are required! WebKit has been deprecated and WebEngine is now the preferred layout engine for rendering Web pages.
Zero-dependency browser.