🦚 Open source experimental private-by-default web browser.
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- 👀 You are being watched. Peacock reinvents the web without the trackers.
- 🔐 Anonymize your browsing with strong fingerprint randomization.
- 🚅 Blazing fast browser based on [degoogled] Chromium 83!
- 🕵️ No browsing data leaves your device. No ads. No analytics whatsoever.
- ⛔ Powerful and speedy adblocker
- 🎨 Beautiful customizable themes, uses Nord by default.
New screenshots coming very soon with the new Nord theme!
Download the Mac (not enough testing), Windows and Linux editions here.
Both Firefox and Brave are spectacular and every day, Peacock gets closer and closer to their status of privacy. Peacock isn't stable enough yet to be used as a daily driver, but is an awesome experiment nonetheless to test the limits of the web and help make the internet a safer place.
Peacock is built around on open source technologies and therefore we love transparency. You're welcome to perform your own audits on our entirely open source code!
I'd suggest holding off on doing anything too sensitive on Peacock for now, it's still in development and bugs are getting patched all the time, but like all apps, some may be missed along the way.
Some people are skeptical about Electron for its generally high memory usage, but Electron makes the development process incredibly simple. Electron lets us build a desktop app using web technologies. Eventually, we may switch to something more practical like forking Chromium, but for now, the downsides are very low, so we'll be staying with Electron.
On Windows, apps are deemed as insecure if they haven't been code-signed with a certificate. Sigining certificates are expensive and therefore, Peacock doesn't have one (yet). This means that Peacock may show up to antiviruses or Windows Defender as a 'suspicious application' but can be easily bypsased using this GIF:
