Ceno Browser: Share the Web 2.3.3

Ceno Browser: A Review

Ceno (Censorship.No!) is a decentralized mobile web browser that utilizes peer-to-peer technology to deliver websites to users' phones. This innovative approach involves caching popular content with cooperating peers. The primary objective of Ceno is to provide a means of circumventing Internet censorship and assisting others in accessing blocked pages.

Key Features:

• Offline-first: Ceno is uniquely designed to operate effectively in internet shutdown scenarios by sharing websites through a global network of peers and storing them in a distributed cache for access during network disruptions.
• Unlock the web: Users can access any website, with frequently requested content cached on the network to prevent forced removal.
• Reduce Data Costs: By directing user traffic through peer-to-peer networks, Ceno Browser minimizes data costs while ensuring circumvention capabilities.
• Free and open source: Powered by Ouinet, an open-source library, Ceno Browser enables third-party developers to integrate the Ceno network into their applications for peer-to-peer connectivity.

Important: Ceno offers two operational modes - public and personal, allowing users to switch between them easily. While public mode provides optimal connectivity but sacrifices privacy by recording visited or shared websites in a publicly accessible registry (BitTorrent), private mode prioritizes privacy at the cost of potentially slower content retrieval.

To delve deeper into using Ceno, refer to the User Manual for comprehensive insights.

About eQualit.ie

eQualit.ie specializes in developing open and reusable systems focusing on privacy, online security, and information management. The organization aims to create inclusive technology and enhance the expertise required to safeguard human rights and freedoms in the digital realm.

To explore more about Ceno Browser and its associated distributed library, Ouinet, visit censorship.no.

For additional information or assistance, consult the Ceno User Manual, or reach out to us at support@censorship.no. Your feedback is valuable as we continuously enhance Ceno to benefit its users.

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