Download GNOME Web offline installer for Linux (64-bit)

Key Features

Seamless GNOME desktop integration

WebKit-based rendering engine

Built-in ad blocking

Reader mode for articles

Simple and clean interface

Intelligent tracking protection

About GNOME Web

GNOME Web (formerly called Epiphany) is the web browser for the GNOME desktop environment. It's designed to be simple, clean, and well-integrated with the GNOME desktop.

Official Website Developer: GNOME Project

What is a Web Browser?

A web browser is a software application that allows you to access, view, and interact with websites and web applications on the internet.

Web Page Display: Renders HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to show websites

Navigation: Allows you to move between different web pages and sites

Security: Protects you from malicious websites and downloads

Extensions: Supports add-ons to enhance functionality

Bookmarks: Saves your favorite websites for easy access

Modern browsers like GNOME Web offer advanced features including private browsing, password management, synchronization across devices, and support for the latest web standards to ensure you have the best possible internet experience.

What is an Offline Installer?

An offline installer is a complete installation package that contains all necessary files to install software without requiring an internet connection.

No Internet Required: Install even when offline or with slow connections

Faster Installation: No need to download files during installation

Reusable: Install on multiple computers with the same file

Reliable: Less prone to installation failures due to network issues

Complete Package: Includes all components and dependencies

Perfect for: System administrators, users with limited internet, or when installing on multiple devices. The GNOME Web offline installer ensures you get the complete browser package in one download.

System Requirements for Linux (64-bit)

GNOME desktop environment (64-bit)

2 GB RAM minimum

100 MB of available disk space

WebKitGTK 2.42 or later

Frequently Asked Questions

GNOME Web is typically available in your Linux distribution's package manager. On Ubuntu/Debian, you can install it with "sudo apt install epiphany-browser".

GNOME Web has limited extension support compared to other browsers, focusing instead on built-in features and tight GNOME integration.