Last updated: 11 August 2026
Aamar Browser has no servers and no user accounts. We do not collect, transmit or sell any personal information. Everything the browser remembers is stored only on your device.
1. Information we collect
None. The developer of Aamar Browser receives no data about you or your browsing. There is no account system, no analytics SDK, no advertising SDK and no crash reporting service in the app.
2. Data stored on your device
To provide browser features, the app stores the following in its private, sandboxed storage that other apps cannot read:
- Browsing history — page titles, addresses and visit counts.
- Bookmarks and home-screen favourite sites.
- Saved passwords — encrypted with a key held in the Android Keystore, which never leaves the device.
- Settings — search engine, theme, text size, toolbar position, proxy and DNS preferences.
- Web page data — cookies, cache and site storage created by the sites you visit.
Incognito tabs do not write history, and their cache, cookies and site storage are discarded when the tab is closed.
3. Connections the browser makes
Some features necessarily contact third parties. Each one is listed here, along with what is sent:
- Websites you visit — requests go directly to those sites. Their own privacy policies apply.
- Search engine — your query is sent to the engine selected in Settings (DuckDuckGo by default).
- Search suggestions — as you type in the address bar, the partial text is sent to DuckDuckGo’s suggestion service. It is never stored by this app.
- Custom DNS — when DNS-over-HTTPS is enabled, the host names of sites you open are sent to the DoH provider you choose. Their privacy policy governs those queries.
- Custom proxy — when enabled, your traffic is routed through the proxy server you configure. Only enable proxies you trust.
- Translate page — choosing a language opens Google Translate with the current page address in a normal tab.
- Site icons — favicons are fetched from the sites themselves to display in tabs and lists.
4. Permissions and why they are needed
- Internet and network state — to load web pages.
- Camera — only when you open the QR code scanner. Scanning runs entirely on the device and no image is stored or uploaded.
- Storage — to save files you download to your Downloads folder.
Sites may also request location, camera or microphone access for their own features; those prompts come from the site, not from the browser.
5. Children’s privacy
Aamar Browser is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect information from them. Because the app collects nothing at all, there is no such data to delete.
6. Your control over your data
You can clear browsing data at any time from Settings, delete individual history entries, bookmarks, downloads and saved passwords, and turn tracker blocking, Do Not Track, HTTPS upgrade, custom DNS and the proxy on or off. Uninstalling the app removes all of its stored data from your device.
7. Security
Saved passwords are encrypted using AES via the Android Keystore. Enabling HTTPS Upgrade forces encrypted connections where a site supports them, and enabling custom DNS encrypts your name look-ups so your network provider cannot see which sites you request. No security measure is perfect, and the browser cannot protect data you enter on a website you have chosen to trust.
8. Changes to this policy
If this policy changes, the updated version will ship with a new release of the app and the date at the top of this page will change.
9. Contact
Questions about this policy can be sent to arcodestudios@gmail.com.
Aamar Browser · This policy is also available inside the app under Settings › About › Privacy Policy.
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