Alternatives to Otter Browser

Use a configurable browser inspired by classic Opera. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.

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Replacements

Listings that take over the same core job as Otter Browser.

  • Vivaldi

    A Chromium browser for people who want tab stacks, split screen and a mail client in the same window.

    Vivaldi is a closed-source Chromium browser with very deep settings, tab stacks and built-in mail, offering a macOS build and Chrome extension support.

  • Falkon

    Lightweight KDE browser built on QtWebEngine.

    Falkon is another GPL-3.0 Qt browser on QtWebEngine for Windows and Linux, with an ad blocker and password manager enabled and KDE Plasma theming.

  • Opera

    Chromium browser with an ad blocker, a free proxy VPN and a messenger sidebar.

    Opera is the current closed-source Chromium browser from the Opera name, with an ad blocker, proxy VPN and messenger sidebar rather than classic Opera controls.

  • SeaMonkey

    Classic internet suite combining a browser, email, feed reader, IRC client and HTML editor.

    SeaMonkey is a classic MPL-2.0 internet suite combining browser, email, feed reader, IRC client and HTML editor on an older Firefox codebase, with a macOS build.

  • Pale Moon

    Independent Firefox fork with the classic interface and XUL extension support.

    Pale Moon is an independent Firefox fork keeping the classic interface and XUL extensions, with a macOS build, but its older engine misses modern web features.

  • qutebrowser

    A keyboard-driven browser with vim-style bindings and almost no interface to click on.

    qutebrowser is a GPL-3.0 Qt browser that is keyboard-driven with vim-style bindings and a Python config file, with a macOS build and minimal interface.

  • Midori

    Lightweight browser with an ad blocker and privacy-focused defaults.

    Midori is a lightweight MPL-2.0 browser with ad blocking and tracking protection built in, adding Android but not macOS.

  • Konqueror

    KDE's combined web browser and file manager, using Qt WebEngine for pages.

    Konqueror is KDE's open-source browser and file manager on Qt WebEngine with document previews and FTP/SFTP, but is Linux only and fits best on Plasma.

Also worth comparing

These listings name Otter Browser as their own alternative, so the relationship runs both ways.

  • Dooble

    An open-source Qt web browser focused on privacy and usability, with frequent releases.

    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.

Similar software

Related functionality, not a direct replacement.