Last updated: March 28, 2026
This policy describes how Simple Browser (“the application”) handles information. The application is open-source software. The primary author is Fedir Tsapana. Development may also involve a changing set of voluntary contributors; you can see the current list on the GitHub contributors page.
The current version of the application does not collect personal data and does not transmit analytics or usage data from your device to us or to third-party analytics services as part of the app’s own behavior.
Older releases of the application may have included Firebase Crashlytics (or similar crash-reporting tooling) that could send crash diagnostics to Google’s infrastructure. Those reports, when enabled, were handled under Google’s terms and privacy practices applicable at the time. If you use an old build, consult that build’s documentation or source to confirm what was included.
Simple Browser is a web browser. When you browse the internet:
- Websites, networks, and services you use may collect, store, and process data according to their own privacy policies and practices.
- Your device, ISP, DNS provider, and other intermediaries may see network activity when you load pages or use online services.
- Using the web can be risky. You may expose passwords, payment details, location, or other sensitive information if you enter them on untrusted sites or over insecure connections.
You are responsible for choosing which sites you trust and what information you share online.
The application offers an incognito (or similar) mode that provides a temporary, isolated space for local site data (such as cookies and storage used by websites while that mode is active). That local data is intended to be removed when you leave incognito mode.
Incognito mode does not guarantee anonymity or privacy. It does not hide your activity from websites, your network operator, or other parties that may observe traffic. It is not a substitute for careful behavior on the web.
The application does not knowingly collect personal information from children. Parents and guardians should supervise minors’ use of any web browser.
We may update this policy from time to time. The “Last updated” date at the top will change when we do. Continued use of the application after changes means you accept the revised policy.
For privacy-related questions about this project, you may reach the author via the contact options linked from the official project page:
https://github.com/truefedex/tv-bro
This document is provided for transparency. It is not legal advice.