What it does
Nav0 is an Electron/Chromium-based browser that documents local-only malicious-site blocklists and a browsing workflow without accounts or telemetry.
Nav0's product page describes local malicious-site blocklists and browsing without an account. Its privacy guide gives more detailed control over local state: choose third-party-cookie blocking or exceptions for sites such as an SSO login, then decide what to clear when the browser closes.
The guide lists thirty-day defaults for browsing history, cookies and cache, and ninety days for download history. An optional scheduler removes older data every six hours; close and manual cleanup are separate controls. Local retention remains a decision even in a browser that reports no provider telemetry. The project identifies its app code under the MIT License.
Strengths
- Local-only malicious-site blocklists
- No account required
Best for
- Users evaluating a minimal browser without a sync account