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Every file is listed with its version, size and SHA256 checksum. The files download straight from our public release repository on GitHub.

Android

APK from this site

Coming soon

An APK you install yourself. Android will warn you about installing from outside Google Play; that is normal. Check the SHA256 sum before you install.

File
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Version
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Released
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Size
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Architecture
arm64-v8a
Minimum system
Android 8.0+
SHA256 checksum
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Signing certificate (SHA256)
4B:6D:DE:0C:24:47:9B:41:81:1B:D4:11:FB:FB:5E:BF:F7:98:8B:FC:06:BE:96:84:37:B8:80:94:3A:D8:73:59

Android will ask you to allow installing from this source. Allow it for this one install; you can switch it off again afterwards. Google Play Protect may check the file — that is Android's own check, not ours.

Google Play

Coming soon

Anda Browser is coming to Google Play. When the listing is live, the link will be here; until then, the APK on this page is the official way to install.

Installation steps for Android

Windows

Coming soon

A 64-bit installer (SFX) or a ZIP archive. The signing status of each file will be stated here.

Installer (SFX)

Unpacks Anda Browser into a folder you choose and starts it. Recommended for most people.

File
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Version
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Released
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Size
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Architecture
x64
Minimum system
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SHA256 checksum
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ZIP archive

The same files without an installer: extract the folder anywhere and start Anda Browser from it.

File
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Version
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Released
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Size
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Architecture
x64
Minimum system
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SHA256 checksum
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Your data lives in your Windows user folder, not in the program folder; the ZIP is not a portable version.

If Windows shows a SmartScreen notice, it is because the file is new to Windows or not signed. Continue only if the SHA256 checksum matches the one on this page.

Installation steps for Windows

Linux

Coming soon

A tar.xz archive with an installer script. Steps and requirements will be in the help pages.

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Version
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Released
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Size
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Architecture
x86_64 · arm64
Minimum system
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SHA256 checksum
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Requirements: a 64-bit Linux (x86_64 or arm64) with Python 3. No root rights are needed: everything is installed in your home folder. Tested on Wayland desktops.

Installation steps for Linux