Lulumi

Lulumi is a web browser that might look a lot like other Chromium-based browsers, and honestly, it kind of is. But hold on! There's more to this than meets the eye.

What Makes Lulumi Different?

Right now, Lulumi is still in the early stages. Its creator has big plans for it! They want to turn it into a unique project that will provide a security framework. This means researchers can use lots of web penetration testing tools and special APIs all in one place. Sounds cool, right?

A Lightweight Browser

This browser is pretty lightweight compared to others out there today. It doesn’t have tons of features, which might be why it’s so easy to run. Plus, you don’t even need to install anything! You just open it up and go. The design looks familiar if you’ve used Chromium-based browsers before, except the tabs are larger than usual.

Easy Access to Features

The menu lets you quickly jump into History and Downloads sections or change your Preferences. You can easily pick your favorite search engine between Google and Bing, set your homepage, choose between two PDF viewers, and decide where new tabs should open. That’s about all the customization you get here.

A Stripped-Down Experience

Lulumi really strips down the browser experience. It doesn’t even have some of those basic features we’ve come to expect from Chromium-based browsers. But remember—this isn’t just another everyday browser for regular folks.

The Future of Web Security

This browser aims to be a platform focused on building security frameworks that help web developers run penetration tests using its specialized tools and dedicated APIs. If this sounds interesting to you and you want to support this project, consider donating through Patreon. Every bit helps!