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Dolphin Browser review

Free#90 of 145 in Web Browsers

A free mobile browser with flexible controls, add-ons, and broad synchronization options.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Dolphin Browser is a free mobile web browser for Android and iOS. It is designed for people who want more control over mobile navigation than a basic browser provides, with tabbed browsing, customizable gestures, private browsing, bookmarks and history sidebars, themes, downloads, and voice search and navigation through Sonar. Third-party add-ons extend the browser with tools such as video, translation, and Web-to-PDF features. It does not provide a standalone desktop browser application.

Its strongest fit is a mobile-focused browsing workflow that spans services and devices. Dolphin Connect synchronizes browsing content between supported mobile devices and desktop browsers through extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. The browser also integrates with Facebook, Evernote, and Box, while quick sharing, downloads, video downloads, and sidebars add practical utility around everyday browsing. Android users additionally get Flash support, while both mobile platforms provide tabs, private browsing, add-ons, and synchronization.

Dolphin Browser keeps its offering straightforward: the product is free, with no paid tier structure to compare. Its breadth of mobile features makes it suitable for users who prioritize gestures, add-ons, voice navigation, and content access on a phone or tablet. The trade-off is platform scope and privacy posture. Desktop use depends on browser extensions rather than a dedicated application, and its verified privacy and security features are limited compared with modern privacy-focused alternatives. Choose Dolphin Browser for a customizable mobile experience; choose another browser if desktop software or stronger privacy features is the priority.

Dolphin Browser pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Customizable gestures support fast, personalized navigation.
    • Tabbed browsing, sidebars, downloads, and private browsing cover core needs.
    • Dolphin Connect works with Android, iOS, Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
  • Where it doesn't
    • There is no standalone desktop browser application.
    • Privacy and security features are less developed than newer privacy-focused browsers.
    • Flash support is limited to Android.

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