Zinc is a lightweight, static proxy browser with many features designed for a simple and flexible browsing experience.
- scramjet
- its static
- easy to manage
- simple interface
- javascript: support
- tab cloaking
- variety of wisp servers to choose from
- costum extensions (example and guide in /example-extension)
- BYOD (Bring Your Own Domain)
- zinc://newtab
- zinc://storage
- zinc://about
- zinc://games
- zinc://version
- zinc://extensions
- zinc://changelog
more at zinc://urls
- https://zinc-browser.vercel.app (Main)
- https://zinc-proxy.vercel.app
- https://zinc.chemistry.bumon.ar
- https://zinc.math.bumon.ar
- https://zinc.happy0.co.uk
default wisp server:
wss://pgis-wisp.onrender.com
Zinc is open source and free to use under the MIT License.
You are welcome to fork, modify, and redistribute Zinc. If you distribute a modified version, you must replace all user-facing Zinc branding, including the name, logo, icons, and other elements of its visual identity, with your own. Internal references to Zinc within the source code, such as function names, variables, identifiers, or other implementation details, do not need to be replaced. Unmodified versions may retain the original Zinc branding.
All modified or redistributed versions must retain the original copyright notices, license, and credits.
This helps distinguish community forks from the official Zinc project while preserving proper attribution and allowing existing code to remain functional.
Legal information and requirements may be updated at any time. You are responsible for ensuring that your version of Zinc complies with the latest applicable requirements and terms published by the official Zinc project.