Webora forces websites to render at their full desktop layout and makes that layout actually usable on iPhone and Android — with a trackpad cursor, live page-width control, and a built-in tracker blocker. Your browsing never leaves your device.
A small, fast browser with the desktop features Chrome on phones quietly dropped.
Chrome-on-Linux UA + 1280-px viewport on every page. Feature-detection bypass so sites can't undo it.
Trackpad pill drives a virtual mouse. Eight pointer styles, pinch-resize, drag-to-move. Hover menus just work.
Drag the slider, watch the layout reflow under your finger. No reload. Media queries re-fire.
Bundled host blocklist intercepts requests before they leave your device. Toggle per session.
Tab state survives app restarts. Incognito tabs don't write history and clear on close.
In-page find, Mozilla-Readability reader view, text-to-speech read-aloud with a Stop pill.
A full v2 rebuild — translucent layered surfaces, a floating glass nav island, spring-physics motion, edge-to-edge. Polished light and dark.
Your browsing stays on your device. We don't run servers — your history, bookmarks, and open tabs never leave your phone. Webora is supported by ads through Google AdMob, which receives an advertising ID and IP address to serve them; you can switch to non-personalised ads in Settings → Privacy. Ads appear only in the app's own surfaces — never layered over the pages you read, and never in incognito. Every byte of outbound traffic is documented line-by-line in the privacy policy.
