Whether you want to maximize webpage space with a minimalist design or enjoy feature-packed toolbars, you can do it with the browser.
To start, you can personalize the toolbar by selecting the buttons you use most frequently. You can also optimize the button placement if you prefer one-handed navigation or if you are left handed.
With the pop up menu, select the buttons you use less frequently. Also make sure to tweak each button size and placement.
On the address bar, you can select exactly what you want to view. Some of the different options include seeing the page title, read time, and site favicon. You can also quickly adjust the text size and select from different visual styles.
For an extra splash of fun, you can select the toolbar color—white, gray, pink, dark, or all black. The toolbar color can also change depending on whether you are using dark mode or light mode.
The iPhone-only app also allows you to personalize the long-press context menu.
To help make the most of your screen space, you can set the setting toolbar to condense or fully disappear when scrolling down a page.
To better manage your tabs, you can sort then by read time, group them by domain, and see them in list or grid views.
Quiche Browser is a free download now on the App Store.
If you want to make Quiche Browser your default browser, head to Settings > Quiche Browser> Default Browser app. Then select Quiche Browser. As a default browser, it will open any time you select a link in other apps like Mail.
In the future, a number of additional features are planned including content blockers, a reading mode, quick tab switching, cross-device sync, and iPad support.
