TitleLess

No toolbars, No account, No analytics. Just the Pure Full screen experience — with ads and trackers blocked on your device before they ever load.

TitleLess is a web browser for iPhone and iPad. It's mainly for people who find tabs and other parts of the browser distracting while surfing the web.

For minimum distraction, a single small capsule sits at the bottom of the screen showing the site you're on, but while you're scrolling or surfing any webpage, it also hides away. Tap it to open Home and edit the address, hold it to open the page menu, and swipe it left and right to switch between tabs. Scroll down and it slides away entirely.

AdBLOCKING THAT ACTUALLY BLOCKS

-Ads and trackers are blocked on your device, before they load, using public filter lists compiled into rules that Apple's WebKit enforces directly. Choose how far it goes — Off, Basic, Standard or Aggressive — and add your own filter lists if you want more.

• Cosmetic filtering removes the space ads leave behind, so pages close up instead of showing holes.

PRIVACY YOU CAN CHECK

• No account. Nothing to sign up for.
• No analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting, no advertising identifier.
• Nothing is collected, because there is no server to collect it.

Everything the browser knows — history, tabs, bookmarks, downloads — stays on your device and can be deleted from inside the app.

Under Safeguards you can also block fingerprinting, hide cookie notices, refuse pop-ups and cross-site redirects, turn off JavaScript, and require HTTPS.

Private browsing keeps history, tabs and site data in memory only, and forgets all of it when you leave.

EVERYTHING ELSE

• Tabs as a list or a grid
• Downloads, bookmarks, history and favourites
• Copy Clean Link — the same link with its tracking tags removed
• Open links in a new tab, a background tab, or a private one
• Pull to refresh, desktop site, print and share
• Wallpapers, alternate app icons, light and dark
• Optional background audio

TitleLess uses WebKit, so pages render exactly as they should.