BonjourBrowser

Name: BonjourBrowser
Author: The BonjourBrowser contributors

An Android app that finds Bonjour services on a local network and opens them in a browser.

By The BonjourBrowser contributors

Free Open sourceAndroid

Official websitegithub.com

F-Droidf-droid.org

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About BonjourBrowser

BonjourBrowser discovers HTTP, SSH, and VNC services advertised on a local network using Bonjour, ZeroConf, or Avahi. You can open a found web service in the system browser or its built-in browser, or pass SSH and VNC services to an installed client.

The built-in browser can keep the screen on, hide system bars, and support a JavaScript dimming API.

Strengths

Finds HTTP, SSH, and VNC services advertised on the local network
Opens web services in a built-in or system browser
Can hand SSH and VNC connections to external clients

Limitations

Android only

Details

Pricing: FreeFree and open source under the MIT license.
License: MIT
Developer: The BonjourBrowser contributors
Platforms: Android
How it runs: Downloadable app
Best suited for: Finding and opening services on a Bonjour-enabled home or office network
Categories: Network tools
Last verified: October 8, 2026
Added: October 8, 2026
Provenance: Selected from the F-Droid
Sources: github.com/wellenvogel/BonjourBrowser

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