Browse faster. Search smarter. Keep your data yours.

Designed for speed and privacy. From first click to final tab, everything is optimized to keep you in flow—without ads, trackers, or bloat.

The interface is "chromabrowser.com" that has revolutionized the way we interact & search the Web, making it an immersive, engaging online journey.

Completely Anonymous: never store any history, cookies, or sessions, no compromises. Built from the ground up to respect your privacy. Unlike standard browsers, it does not track users. Each time you close a tab or exit the app, all temporary data is discarded. Bookmarks stay, which you explicitly choose to. This keeps your privacy free without compromising any anonymity.

David vs. Goliath

Chroma stands against the giants. Fast, private, and built for users — not corporations.

For too long, the tech giants have controlled the flow of discovery, search, and choice. They decide what you see, what you don’t, and which voices are allowed to rise. Independent creators and small developers are locked out, buried, or forced to pay endlessly just to exist in their walled gardens.

But history shows: the bigger they are, the harder they fall. David defeated Goliath not with size or money, but with courage, clarity, and truth. And so it is again today. A single app, a single voice, a single act of defiance can pierce the armor of monopoly.

What goes up must come down. The giants of today will not stand forever.

ChromaBrowser exists to prove that freedom, innovation, and fairness are still possible. The choice should belong to the people, not the gatekeepers.

This is not just an app. It’s a stand.
David vs. Goliath — and David always wins.

Why You Can’t Find Chroma Browser on the App Store

Even though Chroma Browser is fully approved, it’s effectively invisible in App Store keyword searches.

Search for “browser” on the App Store and you won’t see it. Other apps in the same category appear — but ours doesn’t. Users can only find Chroma Browser if they know the exact name.

Why This Matters

• Mandatory $99 Annual Fee: Developers must pay to keep apps available, even if Apple is withholding earnings.
• Opaque Review Process: Updates and bug fixes can be delayed unpredictably, while Apple’s own apps face no such restrictions.
• Keyword Suppression: Limits discoverability and stifles innovation.

We’ve filed formal complaints with both the FTC and the DOJ about these practices.

“Chroma Browser is fully approved, but buried in App Store search results, making it invisible to users searching for ‘browser.’ Apple’s control effectively erases new competitors, favoring entrenched apps and limiting consumer choice.”

We believe in transparency, fairness, and innovation. If you’re a developer experiencing similar issues, document your experience and consider reporting it — your voice matters.