"The Aloha browser, according to its site, stands for the freedom of users to be online privately. How does it achieve this? The list of features geared toward privacy and security makes it clear: Also: Looking for a Chrome alternative? My top 5 free open-source browsers More VPN locations VPN automatically connects to the fastest server VPN autostart Phone-wide VPN connection Auto kill switch to keep you protected More customizations and exclusive color themes Advanced file management with private, locked folders"
"All of these features come together to bolster the browser's privacy and security, all the while keeping with Chrome's traditional UI and layout. The second you start using Aloha, you'll know exactly how it works because it is essentially Chrome with a bit of extra security under the hood. Aloha is a free web browser, but there is a paid version. The paid version adds the following: The premium version of Aloha is $7.99 per month. Aloha is available for MacOS, Windows, Android, and iOS."
Aloha combines a Chrome-like user interface with enhanced privacy and security features, centered on a built-in VPN that auto-connects to the fastest server and can autostart. The browser offers phone-wide VPN protection, an auto kill switch, more VPN locations, customizable themes, and private locked folders for advanced file management. The built-in VPN performs well on Android and the MacOS beta. Aloha is free with an optional premium tier priced at $7.99 per month. The browser runs on MacOS, Windows, Android, and iOS and serves as a solid Android Chrome alternative while still having room to improve.
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