Download Jade

Two browsers — Jade Browser and Jade VPN Browser — both free, both on Android, Windows and Linux. Pick the one you want, then pick the file for your machine.

Start here

Most people want Jade Browser. Choose Jade VPN Browser instead if you would rather nothing at all was kept between sessions.

Jade Browser

The standard browser

Everything you expect from a browser, with the advertising taken out and pages cut down to size before they reach you.

  • Blocks ads and trackers on every page
  • Data compression — far less to download on every visit
  • History, bookmarks and signed-in sessions are kept
  • VPN built in, there for when you switch it on

Free · Android · Windows · Linux

Jade VPN Browser

Private by default

The same browser, set up so that privacy is never something you have to remember to turn on.

  • The same ad and tracker blocking as Jade Browser
  • VPN enabled by default, from the moment it opens
  • Always-on incognito — no browsing history saved
  • Sessions end when you close the app, by design

Free · Android · Windows · Linux

Android

Phones and tablets

  • Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) or later
  • 50 MB free storage
  • Internet connection

Windows

Desktops and laptops

  • Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit)
  • 100 MB free storage
  • 4 GB RAM recommended
  • Internet connection

Linux

64-bit desktop Linux

  • 64-bit (x86_64) only
  • Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+, Fedora 39+
  • 500 MB free storage
  • Internet connection

Every download here is free and there is no account to create. Filenames stay the same from one release to the next — a new build replaces the file at the same address — so these links keep working and are safe to bookmark or script.

More Platforms Coming Soon

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Check your download is genuine

Jade is re-hosted by third-party download sites we have no control over. If you did not get your copy from this page or an official app store, check it before you run it.

Checksums. Compare your file against our published SHA-256 list. On Windows: certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256. On Linux or macOS: sha256sum <file>.