Alternatives to Dooble
An open-source Qt web browser focused on privacy and usability, with frequent releases. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
Dooble
An open-source Qt web browser focused on privacy and usability, with frequent releases.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as Dooble.
Falkon
Lightweight KDE browser built on QtWebEngine.
Falkon is another open-source Qt browser, built on QtWebEngine with an ad blocker and password manager enabled, but it has no macOS build and releases are infrequent.
Otter Browser
Use a configurable browser inspired by classic Opera.
Otter Browser is an open-source Qt application inspired by classic Opera, bringing traditional desktop controls on Windows and Linux, though some planned features remain unfinished.
Min
Browse with a minimal interface and grouped tabs.
Min is an open-source browser for Windows, macOS and Linux with a minimal interface, grouped tabs and tracker blocking, using userscripts rather than extension stores.
LibreWolf
A Firefox build with the privacy settings already turned up and uBlock Origin included.
LibreWolf moves to a Firefox base with uBlock Origin and strict tracking protection built in, gaining Firefox extension support but deleting cookies and site data on close.
Brave
A Chromium browser that blocks ads and trackers out of the box, with no extension to install first.
Brave switches to a Chromium base with ad and tracker blocking on by default and Chrome extension support, but ships a crypto wallet, rewards programme and AI assistant.
qutebrowser
A keyboard-driven browser with vim-style bindings and almost no interface to click on.
qutebrowser is also an open-source Qt browser on all three desktops, but it is keyboard-driven with vim-style bindings and Python configuration, and lacks Chrome or Firefox extensions.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.