AkhiBrowser, Kahf Browser, Brave, Firefox and Chrome compared

What each browser does out of the box, without extra extensions, as each one describes it on its own pages, as of 9 November 2026. We haven't tested Kahf Browser ourselves; see the detailed comparison with Kahf Browser.

AkhiBrowserKahf BrowserBraveFirefoxChrome
PriceProtections free; optional Premium and Family PremiumFreeFreeFreeFree
PlatformsWindows (Microsoft Store), Android (coming soon); a lighter free Chrome extensionWindows, macOS, Android, iOSWindows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOSWindows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOSWindows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
Built onFirefoxChromiumChromiumFirefox's own engineChromium
Ads and trackersBlocked, uBlock Origin built inBlockedBlocked (Shields)Trackers blocked; ads need an extensionNot blocked; ad blockers are limited
Adult and haram sitesBlocked, from the first pageBlockedNoNoNo
SafeSearch and YouTube Restricted Mode forcedYesYesNoNoWith Family Link supervision
Nudity in imagesBlurred until checked on your deviceBlurredNoNoNo
Choose who to blur, recognize hijabPremiumNot statedNoNoNo
Remove background music from videosFree, on your deviceNot statedNoNoNo
Prayer times and verse of the dayFreePrayer timesNoNoNo
Parent controls (PIN, site lists, time limits)Family PremiumNot statedNoNoWith Google Family Link
Protections can be turned off by a childNot with the parental PINNot statedYesYesDepends on Family Link

In short

Brave, Firefox and Chrome are good general browsers, but none of them filters haram content or blurs images by itself. You would need extensions, which a child can remove.

Kahf Browser and AkhiBrowser are made for Muslims and filter from the start. AkhiBrowser adds background music removal, choosing who to blur, and parent controls with a PIN.

Spotted something out of date? Tell us at support@akhibrowser.com and we'll correct it. AkhiBrowser isn't affiliated with any of these browsers.

Pages we read: kahfbrowser.com Brave Shields Firefox tracking protection Google Family Link