Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 05/10/20261150+ members are now generously funding the development of Quiche Browser! After 3 years, Quiche ᴘʟᴜꜱ might prove that a web browser can be: • 100% user-funded • built one feature at a time, with intention, instead of piling them up incoherently • designed and coded by a human brain, not robots 1130
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 22/09/2026It's mind-boggling how clunky almost all 3rd-party iOS browsers are. Here's my little Quiche Browser vs Brave, Edge, Firefox, and Vivaldi... Look at how the photo jumps abruptly as the toolbar collapses and expands, everywhere but in Quiche Browser. 3132
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 21/09/2026More experiments on iPhone Duo's outer display: A&B: Vertical toolbar + bottom or top primary toolbar. C&D: Time moved to the top, minimal toolbar (shows menu on tap), and full-width web page. D goes further by completely hiding the front camera. Apple designers might hate these. Ship or skip? 1130
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 20/09/2026First video of Quiche Browser on iPhone Duo! It's 80% ready, and the last 20% is dozens of design questions to answer. Very curious to hear everyone's thoughts 👇 260
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 14/09/2026Split-screen browsing on Quiche Browser beta for iPad just got A LOT more comfortable, thanks to the new adaptive toolbar rearranging buttons to fit neatly inside narrow windows. (DM me for invites!) 3160
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 12/09/2026Just submitted the next Quiche Browser update to Apple. Will hopefully be approved before iOS 27 ships on Monday, and then on to building a new customizable vertical toolbar for the iPhone Duo 📱📖 2151
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 04/09/2026Another nice little byproduct of making Quiche Browser fully resizable on iOS 27: reading in landscape mode will finally become bearable! • The toolbar moves to the top. • Buttons rearrange themselves into one row. • Wide websites fully expand horizontally, without breaking their layout. 2201
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 04/09/2026I picked the meanest one but apart from that one people were asking nicely! 110
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 03/09/2026Coming later this year to Quiche Browser: • Moving the toolbar out of the way, to the top of the screen. • Top+bottom toolbar layouts, like OG Safari. Maybe like me back then, you thought everyone prefers the toolbar at the bottom nowadays? Well, not according to these angry App Store reviews! 2111
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 28/08/2026It sounded like a gimmick to me at first, but using iPhone apps in wide size might be my favorite feature of macOS 27 Golden Gate. And with the upcoming adaptive toolbar in Quiche Browser on iOS 27, it feels an inch closer to an actual Mac version. Even iPad keyboard shortcuts are working! 0250
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 27/08/2026Coming soon to Quiche Browser: adaptive toolbars! Shrink the app, and it will rearrange your large toolbar into two small ones, so that all your buttons fit on screen. 1120
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 12/08/2026Firefox, in another one of their user-hostile moves: • Disables their ad blocker on iOS by default. • While their AI features must be opted out of manually. Quiche Browser has no AI features, and blocks Google AI overviews and ads out of the box. Most people don't want any of that nonsense. 1100
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 10/08/2026It's my favorite time of the year: dropping everything to prepare new features for the next iOS version, which also means redesigning parts of Quiche Browser settings. I've been doing that for a while now and I love the process, but the dread of adding unnecessary complexity is always there. #iOS27 3250
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 09/08/2026"How dare you charge for your work which I haven't even tried? One star!" 2170
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 31/07/2026By popular demand, plenty of new actions are now available when long-pressing the address bar in Quiche Browser. Also, the nightmare is finally over: the app no longer opens the Google app when returning to a tab with search results 🎊 1111
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 16/07/2026Many thanks for all the lovely App Store reviews lately! Reading them was such a great morale boost while I was struggling to get these tab gestures right 🫶🙏🙇♂️ 080
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 14/07/2026Starting today, Quiche Browser disables AI overviews in search results by default, out of the box. Compare how much space and time they waste. I love the web too much to let that nonsense bury links to real websites made by humans. Why no other browser does that is beyond me. 6338
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 13/07/2026New feature coming to Quiche Browser tomorrow. It is: • Search related • Ultra simple • Radical • A shame no other browser offers it. Free Quiche ᴘʟᴜꜱ code to whoever guesses it first! 580
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 11/07/2026I almost got scammed by your impersonator last year. You owe me a feature now 😅 120
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 10/07/2026It's also proof that doing one or two things well beats being average everywhere, and that quality-of-life features outlast chasing AI fads. If this also resonates with you, please join and make Quiche ᴘʟᴜꜱ a 1,000+ party! 291
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 08/07/2026NEW QUICHE BROWSER UPDATE: You can finally swipe up on the toolbar to view all tabs! It's fast and also one less button to keep in your exquisitely minimal toolbar. 7192
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 01/06/2026Another sneak peek at Quiche Browser's swipe gestures, this time at actual speed. As said previously, fluid and responsive are my main goals. You can do multiple quick swipes in succession without waiting for the previous animation to finish, and without any stuttering. 5170
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 19/05/2026Quiche Browser's upcoming gestures feel so alive, you can open a tab, catch it mid-flight, and swipe it away before it's even finished opening! Try the same in Chrome: toolbar buttons don't even work until the opening animation has finished 🫠 2152
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 15/05/2026Quiche Browser's upcoming gestures are fast, fluid, and responsive. Been using them for my own browsing for two weeks now 🎉 Also, tabs no longer stupidly slide from the bottom of the screen! They're properly connected to the Tab Overview, even in List view. Good riddance to that cute amateur vibe. 4201
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 06/05/2026How do you tell if an iOS browser has responsive gestures? You should be able to open the list of tabs with a flick, while at the same time swipe-closing the tab you were just reading. Today, only Safari can pull this off, and Quiche Browser should soon🤞 (Animations slowed down for clarity.) 1152
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 29/04/2026Love the way web pages scroll all the way to the top of the screen in Safari on iOS 26? But totally despise Liquid Glass? Quiche Browser's full screen browsing is now available in Classic theme! Maximum screen real estate for reading, all without floating glass stuff clashing with the web page. 1133
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 20/03/2026A slow motion sneak peek of what's (finally) coming to Quiche Browser: • Swipe up to see all tabs. • Slide on the toolbar to move between tabs. • Tabs move, grow, and shrink in an organic way. • The interface always responds to taps and gestures, even during transitions. 8381
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 20/02/2026Great news for me as an indie browser maker: Safari is rumored to be rebuilt around AI features in iOS 27! If even Apple joins the Browser AI-Enshittification League, I can’t think of a better opportunity for Quiche Browser to stand out as the radically minimalist/no-nonsense alternative to Safari. 2180
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 13/02/2026Customizable gestures in Quiche Browser are my main focus right now. They’ll let you replace what your most important buttons do and, if you’re into hardcore minimalism like me, keep only the page’s information for calmer, more immersive reading. #buildinpublic #ios 0162
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 09/02/2026What a lovely surprise to discover my little indie web browser so tastefully featured on a YouTube channel about minimalism and aesthetics in tech. (Both very much my thing, and what I try to put into Quiche Browser.) #buildinpublic #browser #ios 161
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 05/02/2026“Insane but actually really lovely” could be a fitting description of my app, and probably of the whole idea of trying to build a sustainable business around a web browser with a silly name. (Thanks for the SO @davidpierce.xyz 🙏) 140
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 04/02/2026Swipe-to-close gestures now available in Quiche Browser! I’ve already received some positive feedback so hopefully they feel so good you’ll open 100 random tabs just for the fun of swipe-closing them. (I just did.) #buildinpublic #browser #ios 1121
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 02/02/2026Quiche Browser vs. Chrome vs. Edge vs. Firefox: Only Quiche Browser doesn’t throw a full-screen white flash in your face when opening a web page from another app. #buildinpublic #browser #ios 2242
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 29/01/2026Swipe-to-delete gestures are finally coming to Quiche Browser 🎉 Still more tweaking to do around the design, animation, and timing until everything feels right. I’m pretty obsessive about these details, but shipping great gestures is my big goal this year! #ios #indiedev #buildinpublic #iosdev 2210
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 26/01/2026Great read: a plea to app developers in favor of customizable UI in software, using Quiche Browser as an example 🌞 • Why customization doesn’t add more complexity. • Why it’s not an excuse for not providing good defaults. • Why it matters even more since iOS 26. havn.blog/2026/01/12/s... 070
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 22/01/2026Wow thanks so much for the shout out! In all honesty the blocker still has lots of room for progress, but I’m really glad it’s been working decently for the websites you visit. Also, thank you for reporting that missing icon issue earlier! 110
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 21/01/2026I’m dead set on the direction for Quiche Browser in 2026: Doubling down on the qualities people keep highlighting in App Store reviews, the ones that set it apart in a world full of browsers that all look the same. Minimalism, heart, polish, lightness. This feels like the only way forward. 172
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 20/01/2026Today’s Quiche Browser update finally fixes the crash when using Find on Page in the Classic theme. With the last critical iOS 26 issue now out of the way, I can finally move on to the next big feature. It’s a significant effort to ship it the way I imagine it, so thanks for your patience 🙇♂️ 150
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 13/01/2026In case it wasn’t clear, toolbar customization in Quiche Browser is pretty much infinite. #browser #ios #ux #indiedev #buildinpublic #iosdev 0111
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 12/01/2026Quiche Browser’s default favorites reflect the web I like: good design, good writing, good content. And people seem to notice ❤︎ In other browsers, default favorites are companies paying to be included (Amazon, Expedia...), or garbage like Facebook or X. I can’t think of a worse first impression. 170
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 09/01/2026That’s why favorites need to sit slightly lower than search suggestions, and why Comfort Mode lets you position both independently, so they all stay easy to reach one-handed. 050
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 07/01/2026My indie iOS browser just got featured in a print magazine for the first time! If you’re in the UK, you might want to grab the latest issue of MacFormat, in case it becomes a collector item when I get world famous. #buildinpublic #browser #ios 2212
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 06/01/2026It’s 2026, and Quiche Browser is still the only non-Apple iOS browser that: • Has a floating Liquid Glass toolbar • Displays web pages full screen, from top to bottom #buildinpublic #indiedev #browser #iOS #iOSDev #ux 0111
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 05/01/2026If you’ve been enjoying Quiche Browser and want to help me spend more time working on it in 2026, please consider joining Quiche ᴘʟᴜꜱ. Same principles as always: • Independent • Lightweight • Thoughtful design • No fad chasing • No VC money 061
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 01/01/2026The Browser logo? Put as is, it might feel out of place, too generic, and not visually consistent with other button symbols. But if someday I manage to design a truly distinctive logo, using it as the menu button might work! 😅 110
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 30/12/2025Yesterday, Quiche ᴘʟᴜꜱ passed 450 members for the first time… And on my birthday! A 350% increase in a year. It still feels unreal to me that so many of you are helping fund the development of Quiche Browser. Thank you all so very much 🙏🙇♂️🤍🩶🖤 #buildinpublic #iosdev #indiedev 1110
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 29/12/2025Quiche Browser’s Comfort Mode lets you place tabs, favorites, and search suggestions exactly where they feel most comfortable, no matter your phone size or how far your thumb can stretch. (Designing this simple setup took me longer than building the feature itself 🤦♂️) #buildinpublic #browser #ios 2112
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 29/12/2025Just shipped in Quiche Browser: Comfort Mode! It moves tabs, favorites, and search suggestions slightly lower, making them easier to reach when using your phone with one hand. The bigger your iPhone, the more you may like this. #buildinpublic #browser #ios #ux 190
Quiche Industries @quiche.industries · 27/12/2025Quiche Browser’s Comfort Mode will be available to all Quiche ᴘʟᴜꜱ members on Monday! Been testing it for over two weeks on my big iPhone Air, and I’m definitely keeping it on ☺️ 150