Wolfgate Browser (wolfgate-browser-monkeys) Package name

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Package name

  • wolfgate-browser-monkeys

License

  • Proprietary

Last updated

  • Yesterday - latest/stable

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Cyberpunk ghost browser - no history, a rear-view mirror and a cookie tray

Wolfgate Browser (monkeys edition) is a privacy browser with a cyberpunk look and Matrix digital rain. Every session is a ghost session: nothing you do is ever saved.

★ Nothing survives the session • Cookies, cache, local storage, IndexedDB and logins live only in RAM, in an ephemeral WebKit context that never touches the disk • No history, bookmarks, session restore, favicon cache, form data or "recent files" list, not even the window size • Any scratch files go to a private RAM folder that is deleted on exit • PURGE (Ctrl+Shift+Delete) incinerates everything at once without closing the window

★ Rear-view mirror A side panel holds a small live picture of the page you were on before this one, framed like a car mirror. Hover it for a bigger view; click it to go back there.

Under the mirror, three buttons take a screenshot of the visible page or the whole page (saved where you choose), or copy it to the clipboard.

★ Cookie tray The cookie tray lists every cookie the current page is pushing onto you, each drawn as a cookie with the logo of the company behind it stamped on top: Google, Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, TikTok, Criteo, Hotjar, Cloudflare and over 120 more. The kind of cookie tells you what it does at a glance: chocolate chip for advertising, oatmeal raisin for analytics, frosted for social networks, jam thumbprint for fingerprinting bot checks, shortbread for logins and sessions. Hover any cookie for a card that explains what it is for, who sets it, whether it is first or third party, how long it wanted to stay and its security flags. A risk meter scores the page, and a strip shows the tracking companies the page contacted.

★ Page resources Under the cookie tray, a live graph shows how hard the page is working: the CPU and memory of its web process and the data it is downloading, over the last 90 seconds.

★ Locked down by default • Third-party cookies blocked (switchable, to see what trackers try) • WebRTC off, so your local IP address can't leak • Location, camera, microphone, notification and similar requests denied • No hyperlink-auditing pings; sites can't hand you off to other apps • Search with DuckDuckGo, Startpage, Brave Search or Mojeek

Keys: Ctrl+T new tab, Ctrl+L address bar, F9 side panel, Ctrl+F find, Ctrl+Shift+S screenshot, Ctrl+Shift+Delete purge, Ctrl+Q quit (and burn the session).

Wolfgate has no telemetry, no accounts and no servers of its own. All brand names and logos belong to their owners and are shown only to identify who sets a cookie.

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