Browse like nobody's watching — because nobody is.
Dhurta is a desktop browser built local-first: sessions live in memory or on your disk, never in someone else's cloud. No telemetry by default, no background sync you didn't ask for.
Real screenshot of Dhurta v1.0.8.
Everything routes back to one idea
Your data should default to staying with you. Every feature below is a different way of enforcing that.
Privacy
Ghost sessions, fingerprint noise, WebRTC blocking.
Speed
Chromium-grade rendering with none of the background bloat.
Control
Every security toggle is opt-in and visible — nothing silent.
Ownership
Local SQLite storage. No account required to use any feature.
A closer look at what ships today
The full breakdown — with every feature and what's still in development — lives on the Features page.
Ghost Mode
In-memory sessions that leave nothing behind on disk when the tab closes — no Tor circuit required.
Connect
Pair two Dhurta windows with a 6-digit code to move sessions directly, with no relay server in the middle.
Picture-in-Picture
Pop any video or whole page into a floating, always-on-top window with one click.
Download Dhurta
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