The safest way to install Ceno Browser on your Android phone is through the Google Play Store:
Ceno has two modes of operation - Public and Personal. You can easily toggle between them. Public mode offers the best connectivity but the least privacy - websites that you visit or share are recorded in a publicly-accessible registry (BitTorrent). Personal mode eliminates this record but may be slower and less efficient at retrieving content. See the FAQ or User Manual for more details on Ceno usage.
Alternatively, you can install Ceno via the Paskoocheh Marketplace, Github, dComms, or download the APK directly via GitLab:
For advanced users or those unable to install Ceno Browser via the above links, you can download the latest APK directly:
Run this to verify that the APK has a valid signature from the certificate with the fingerprint shown below:
> apksigner verify --print-certs ceno-[…].apk
Signer #1 certificate DN: CN=equalit.ie
Signer #1 certificate SHA-256 digest:
a59d20c076f6170a2c13d9ce96cd4349688f907898dfc3c89b0ae6ebe9f7edca
[…]
You can also verify the signatures of file hashes against our PGP key (with fingerprint 51BE 600C 2711 926C 865D F93F C7DC C123 F0DD B862)
More and more resources are getting blocked every day. Ceno is a universal tool for accessing any website. Use public mode for reading news and browsing static sites, and switch to personal mode for social networks, YouTube, and other sites that require authentication.
Even if a country is completely cut off from the global internet, you will still be able to access websites that Ceno caches and delivers to your country via satellite. Use Ceno as a backup in case of a shutdown!
Every Ceno user can become a bridge and help others access blocked resources. Simply enable Bridge mode in your browser settings and make the internet more accessible for those who need it most.
