Desktop Extensions on Android.
Now Supercharged by AI Agents.
When Kiwi Browser was archived, the mobile open web lost a pioneer. We took up the torch — modernizing the core to Chromium 160 and embedding Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools for autonomous coding agents.
Engineered for Power Users & AI
Unmatched mobile freedom, developer control, and state-of-the-art Chromium architecture.
Desktop Extensions on Mobile
Run your favorite productivity extensions, adblockers, developer tools, and password managers directly in your mobile browser without artificial restrictions.
Modernized Chromium 160 Core
Upgraded to Chromium 160 Dev (160.0.8157.3) with current Blink rendering, V8 optimizations, and modern Android 17 API support.
Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Built-in WebSocket bridge allowing autonomous agents (Antigravity, Claude, Cursor) to automate tabs, inspect the DOM, and capture viewports directly.
Shizuku & ADB Power Tools
Deploy signed APKs and forward Chromium DevTools remote sockets cleanly using ADB / Shizuku without requiring device root.
Reproducible Builds
Gone are the private black-box build servers. Our public GitHub Actions workflow uses Google depot_tools to compile clean ARM64 APKs.
Smooth High-Refresh Display
Optimized for modern 120Hz/144Hz AMOLED displays with custom GN compiler flags and hardware-accelerated composition.
🤖 Built-in Model Context Protocol (MCP) Bridge
Kiwi Next includes a native Manifest V3 tool provider in extensions/kiwi_mcp_bridge/.
It connects to your local AI coding agent over ws://127.0.0.1:9223, giving agents structured tools to interact with your live browser:
python3 scripts/mcp_cdp_bridge.py --socket chrome_devtools_remote --port 9222