Zeron Browser
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Zeron Browser

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Windows 10 · 11, 64-bit

What’s different

On from the moment you install

No extension to find, install, or configure. Ad blocking is part of the browser.

Clears the space ads leave behind

Blocking only the request leaves an empty box where the ad was. Zeron blocks the request and collapses the empty space too.

Request blocked onlyZeron

It’s still Chrome

Built on Chromium. Keep your extensions, bookmarks, and DevTools.

Out of the box, compared

FeatureZeronChromeEdge
Built-in ad blockingYesEvery sitePartlyOnly sites that break ad standardsPartlySome, via tracking prevention
Full-page captureYesRendered in one passPartlyOnly in DevToolsYes
Drawing on the pageYesStays put as you scrollNoNeeds an extensionPartlyOnly on a captured image
Chrome extensionsYesYesYes

What each browser does straight after installing, without extensions. As of September 2026.

More than ad blocking

Draw on the page

Mark up the page you are reading with a pen or a highlighter, and erase one stroke at a time. Strokes belong to the document, not to the screen. Save the result as a PNG.

Zeron Browser's home page with a red pen circle and highlighter lines drawn on it, and the round annotation menu open at the bottom right

Stays in place through scrolling, zooming and resizing

Capture a whole page in one pass

No screenshots stitched together. The full document is rendered in a single pass, so sticky headers do not repeat and seams do not drift.

The result after a full-page capture: a preview holding the whole long page in one image, 1373 × 5845 px, PNG 1.9 MB, with Copy and Save buttons

Up to 16,384 px · beyond that, it offers you a choice

The browser follows the page color

The tab strip and toolbar take on the color of the page you are on. To keep text readable while doing so, all 140,608 possible colors were checked.

Top: a window showing the Zeron Browser site with a blue toolbar. Bottom: a window showing another page with a grey toolbar

Worst contrast 4.583 : 1 · 0 colors lost

What it looks like

A Zeron Browser window showing this site, with the vertical tab strip on the left and the address bar with full-page capture and annotation buttons at the top A Zeron Browser window showing this site, with the vertical tab strip on the left and the address bar with full-page capture and annotation buttons at the top

This site opened in the Windows build. The toolbar takes on the color of the page.
The “Sign in” button in the toolbar is a placeholder for a future Zeron account. Clicking it does not sign you in, and it has nothing to do with Google accounts.

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Windows 10 · 11, 64-bit

  • Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit. No administrator rights needed.
  • If Windows SmartScreen appears, click “More info → Run anyway”.
  • Installs to %LOCALAPPDATA%\ZerOn\Application.
  • To update, open Settings → About Zeron Browser.

Direct download https://zeron-browser.i-data.ai/download/Zeron-Browser-Setup.exe

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Chrome extensions?

Yes. Install them straight from the Chrome Web Store.

An extension disappeared after updating to 0.4.6 (Windows)

Up to 0.4.5, the Windows build fetched extensions registered for Chrome on the PC (for example Adobe Acrobat). From 0.4.6 such registrations are no longer used, so those extensions may be removed, and data stored in them may be deleted too. To keep using one, install it yourself from the Chrome Web Store. Extensions you added from the Web Store yourself are not affected. The ones affected are extensions that appeared without you remembering installing them (for example Adobe Acrobat) — even if you later visited their Web Store page — so add those again to keep using them.

Is there a Mac or Linux version?

Windows only, for now.

How do I update?

Open Settings → About Zeron Browser to check for and install updates. Each download is verified before it installs.

Which ad-block list does it use?

EasyList and EasyPrivacy, updated automatically every 6 hours.

Can I get website notifications (push)?

Yes. For sites whose notifications you allow, they go through Google's push service (FCM). If you do not allow them, nothing is registered. Details are in the privacy page.

Can my organisation manage it with policies?

From 0.4.6, Zeron reads its own policies. On Windows that is the registry key SOFTWARE\Policies\ZerOn (recommended policies under …\ZerOn\Recommended); on Linux, /etc/zeron/policies. Chromium policies (SOFTWARE\Policies\Chromium) no longer apply. There are no administrative templates (ADMX) yet.