Skipper Browser
Skipper Browser is a web browser with built-in content blocking, for iOS and Android. Tabs, private browsing, separate profiles, and a player built for watching video.
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It is an audio/video sync correction, and the name undersells how narrow it is. Bluetooth and CarPlay add roughly 100–300 ms of delay to sound and none to the screen, so the picture runs ahead of what you hear. Skipper holds the picture back until the sound catches up, using the latency your device reports plus a manual trim you can nudge yourself. It does not put video on a car display and has no driving-related features.
A profile keeps one set of website data — cookies and logins — separate from another, so two accounts on the same site never mix. Profiles persist until you delete them. Private mode is the opposite: it keeps nothing at all, and everything is discarded when you close it.
On video sites the address bar hides so the page gets the whole screen. Pull down from the top of the page, or scroll up, and it comes back.
Filter lists ship inside the app and matching happens on your device, so requests to trackers and ad servers are refused before they load rather than hidden after the fact. You can change the level, or switch it off per site, in Settings.
No. There are no accounts, no analytics, and no tracking. See the Privacy Policy for the detail, including the single optional network request the app can make and why it cannot identify what you are watching.
Delete the app. Everything it stored is local to your device and goes with it. Individual profiles can be deleted inside the app at any time.