OpenBrowser
OpenBrowser is a free MIT-licensed profile manager first released in July 2026, and its maintainer answers most GitHub issues within days, often with a fix. Users have reported pages freezing or going white with high CPU, SOCKS5 proxies not being applied, wrong time zones and broken pop-ups, most marked fixed in later releases. No independent feedback outside GitHub has appeared yet.
Review score
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- Amount of feedback
- Little
- Last checked
- October 21, 2026
At a glance
- Browser engine
- Wayfern (Chromium), Chromium
- Platforms
- Windows, macOS, Linux
- Mobile app
- No
- Interface languages
- English, 中文
- Free plan
- Yes
- Cheapest paid plan
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- Source code
- github.com/sheying2013/OpenBrowser
- License
- MIT for the wrapper and manager; the browser binary is closed
- GitHub stars
- 768
- Latest release
- October 18, 2026
- Features
- APIAutomationProxy tools
OpenBrowser is free and open source (MIT) with no paid tier or profile limit. Its Windows and Apple Silicon builds bundle Donut Browser's closed-source Wayfern Chromium kernel, which has its own terms, while the Linux build uses Chrome for Testing.
Review scores
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Average across review sites, weighted by number of reviews. Review sites can be skewed by solicited reviews, so check the sources on each page.
What users like
Not enough independent reports yet.
What users complain about
- Bugs and crashes
- github.com GitHub issue #36: normal browsing on Windows triggers hangs, white screens, a renderer pinning a CPU core and mixed Chinese glyphs
- github.com GitHub issue #24: pages, especially Google sites, stop responding after the first load; a second user sees the same
- github.com GitHub issue #23: a SOCKS5 proxy shows as authenticated but traffic still goes through the system proxy
- github.com GitHub issue #26: SOCKS5 proxies stop working after the first ten profiles
- github.com GitHub issue #20: select pop-ups close instantly, and the user says a later version added page freezes
FingerBrowser
Using OpenBrowser? Check a profile yourself
Open our fingerprint check inside one of your profiles. It shows whether the time zone, language, IP address and WebRTC agree with each other, which is exactly what platforms look at.
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