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I left a comfy job at Google to build an indie web browser, turn it into a sustainable business, and name it after my favorite pie. (As if that wasn’t already hard enough.) 🌐 Quiche Browser https://quiche.industries/browser
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Sure thing! Can you please send me an email at greg@quiche.industries, with the email address used as your Apple Account?
Are you on the beta for iPad? It’s far from being finished but roughly usable🥲
I contribute financially to the development of Dark Reader, the open-source project behind Quiche Browser’s darkening feature. Supporting them isn’t financially sustainable with one-time fees, unfortunately.
Thanks! As I’m trying to build a sustainable business model around this app so that it’s still alive and growing in 10 years, I’m not considering other payment models at the moment.

Anyhow Quiche ᴘʟᴜꜱ unlocks very non-essential features, so you aren’t missing much staying away from it 👍
Très heureux que tu reprennes les commandes :)
One week since #LiquidGlass landed, and only one third-party iOS browser has fully adopted it 😇

I worked all summer to make Quiche Browser feel right at home on #iOS26. Surprising to see bigger teams so slow on such a major design update.

People really do notice when apps look outdated.
You're welcome! Glad that helped :)
Thanks a lot Liam! 🥹🙏
Unfortunately not yet… iCloud Sync is high on my todo list because the current beta for iPad can’t be released without it, but I cannot share any ETA… 🙇‍♂️
There’s just a bug where the status bar color doesn’t adjust to light/dark mode in some cases, which will be fixed in the next version 🙏🙇‍♂️
Hi there!

It does all of that by default, but maybe have you disabled the status bar accidentally?

Can you please go to Settings → Tabs and turn on “Show Status Bar”?
I cannot thank you enough for saying that 🥹
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i simply cannot sing the praises of Quiche enough. It is so damn customizable and really feels like the best iteration of a WebKit browser can be.
Quiche Browser is now updated for iOS 26 with a beautiful, floating Liquid Glass toolbar!

If you like Safari’s new toolbar but wish you could pick and place the buttons you need most, now might be the time to switch.

And if you miss the look of Safari iOS 18, you can switch to the Classic theme!
Yes it was horrendous before diffable data sources, and the new cell registration and configuration APIs. It got much much better.
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Back to using Quiche, it felt just a bit too flat before and the simple material switch really does it for me. It’s so good and so fun and fast to tweak, can’t praise it enough
Quiche Browser is now updated for iOS 26 with a beautiful, floating Liquid Glass toolbar!

If you like Safari’s new toolbar but wish you could pick and place the buttons you need most, now might be the time to switch.

And if you miss the look of Safari iOS 18, you can switch to the Classic theme!
Are you using diffable data sources and cell configurations? There's some boilerplate but not too scary.
100%! Good luck 🤞💪
Regarding Perplexity, have you considered setting it as your default search engine?
Wow, thank you VERY much for the great shout-out!
I wasn't expecting at all that Liquid Glass would suffice to make people come back.

No doubt the lack of gestures is the #1 issue, and it's getting embarrassing. I want to focus on this really soon, but it should take quite some time until ready.
Start with the unit tests 😊
If you’re using Quiche Browser on iOS 18 or earlier, please update to version 1.64.5 immediately:

apps.apple.com/us/app/quich...

Because of a careless coding mistake I introduced in 1.64.4, the app was crashing badly. The new release fixes this issue.

My deepest apologies for the disruption 🙇‍♂️