Ads, trackers & cookie banners
Blocks ads and trackers (a built-in list of 145,000+ hosts) and rejects cookie banners automatically.
Android app · by YourTechConsultants
A privacy-first Android browser that is around 10MB. Ads, trackers and cookie banners blocked by default. No account needed.
ArPar Private Browser is a free, lightweight Android web browser that blocks ads, trackers and cookie banners out of the box. At roughly 10MB it is built for older and low-RAM phones, where every megabyte counts. (Previously listed as Aegis Private Browser.)
~10MB
Install size
145k+
Blocked hosts
0
Accounts required
Features
Blocks ads and trackers (a built-in list of 145,000+ hosts) and rejects cookie banners automatically.
Around 10MB. It uses the phone’s own system WebView instead of bundling a browser engine, so it suits older and low-RAM phones.
Open it and browse. No sign-up and no bundled subscription.
Incognito mode, app lock, and Global Privacy Control signalling.
Reader mode and text-to-speech for long articles.
Material You theming that follows your phone’s colours.
Why it exists
Most mobile browsers ship their own engine, which makes them heavy. ArPar rides on the system WebView already on your device, keeping the install small and updates automatic through Android.
It was built by one developer, Raghav Palriwala, as part of YourTechConsultants, for older and low-RAM phones where every megabyte counts.
Questions
ArPar Private Browser (formerly listed as Aegis Private Browser) is a lightweight Android web browser built by Raghav Palriwala of YourTechConsultants. It blocks ads, trackers and cookie banners by default and needs no account.
About 10MB. It uses the Android system WebView rather than bundling its own browser engine, which keeps the install a fraction of the size of most mobile browsers.
It is free to install from Google Play, with no account, no subscription and no ads of its own, as stated on the official ArPar website.
Yes. It blocks ads and trackers using a list of more than 145,000 hosts and automatically rejects cookie banners.
It is made by YourTechConsultants, a one-person software practice in Indore, India, founded by Raghav Palriwala.
The official ArPar site is yourtechconsultants.com/arpar-browser, run by YourTechConsultants. It has the full feature list, FAQ, release notes and privacy policy, in many languages.
ArPar is an Android app, available on Google Play.