
Posted by Imad on December 24, 2025, 7:06 pm
Building a Privacy-First Desktop Browser
Private Browser is a lightweight Windows desktop application built with a single, deliberate goal: to provide truly disposable browsing sessions without hidden persistence or false promises. Unlike mainstream browsers that layer “private mode” on top of long-lived profiles, this app starts clean and ends clean by design.
It does not save passwords, remember logins, retain cookies, cache content, or store browsing history. When the application closes, all session data is destroyed.
Built using WPF and Microsoft WebView2, it delivers full modern web compatibility while maintaining explicit control over the browser lifecycle.
The interface is intentionally minimal and surfaces clear session metrics such as blocked domains, cookie counts, and HTTP request totals for transparency.
Private Browser does not attempt to replace VPNs, proxies, or anonymity tools; your network identity remains visible. Instead, it offers something many tools do not: predictable, local privacy with no accounts, no background services, and no data left behind.
Platform: Windows (x64)
It does not save passwords, remember logins, retain cookies, cache content, or store browsing history. When the application closes, all session data is destroyed.
Built using WPF and Microsoft WebView2, it delivers full modern web compatibility while maintaining explicit control over the browser lifecycle.
The interface is intentionally minimal and surfaces clear session metrics such as blocked domains, cookie counts, and HTTP request totals for transparency.
Private Browser does not attempt to replace VPNs, proxies, or anonymity tools; your network identity remains visible. Instead, it offers something many tools do not: predictable, local privacy with no accounts, no background services, and no data left behind.
Platform: Windows (x64)







