Zero Telemetry · Pure Web · Independent

The browser built to strip away the noise.

No background telemetry daemons. No bloated accounts. Powered by native Rust, heap-trimming C++, and clean Google Pure Web routing.

Download for Linux (.tar.zst) Explore Specs ↓

✓ ~45 MiB Baseline RAM ✓ No Ad ID Fingerprints ✓ Linux Native

🔒 https:// google.com/search?q=arch+linux&udm=14

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google.com › arch linux

Arch Linux - A lightweight and flexible Linux distribution

A minimal, lightweight, cutting-edge distribution targeting computers with x86-64 architecture...

C++ Malloc Heap Trim: Active Live Memory: 46.8 MiB

Tri-Engine Core

Three Languages. Zero Compromise.

Each layer is written in the exact right tool for the job.

01 · Rust

Memory-Safe Engine

Powers windowing, IPC messaging, and custom protocol filtering. Intercepts outgoing requests to strip tracking tokens and telemetry headers before they touch the wire.

wry · tao · zero panic

02 · C++

Aggressive RAM Trimmer

A native hook executing malloc_trim(0) upon every page load. Forces glibc to surrender allocated heap pages back to the Linux kernel immediately.

libhigan_trim.so · -O3 PIC

03 · Python

Clean Query Orchestrator

Handles command-line invocation, profile routing, and URL query sanitization. Automatically injects udm=14 into Google searches to enforce pure web mode.

Zero startup lag · Native CLI

Comparison

How We Stack Up

Why we refused to embed Chromium or ship pre-bundled ad spyware.

Capability

Lycoris Browser

Mainstream Browsers

Telemetry & Crash Reporting

100% Zero / Stripped

Continuous background sync

Idle Memory Footprint (Cold Tab)

~45 - 60 MiB

400 - 800 MiB

Under-Load Video Streaming (YouTube / TikTok)

~200 - 450 MiB (VA-API GPU Decode)

1.2 - 2.5 GiB

Heap Memory Management

Native C++ malloc_trim Hook

Hoarded cache

Get Started with HiganBrowser

Shipped directly on HiganveinOS or installable via source on any Arch-based Linux machine.

# Run directly from terminal:

higan-browser "your search query"

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