Kinza is an Open Source Chromium-based (Google Chrome) web browser designed to add features that people request.

While we're not sure who the input is coming from now, we are impressed with what we see. DuckDuckGo is the built-in search engine. An RSS reader is included as well, and you can auto-subscribe to any website offering an RSS feed. The star icon to bookmark is also where you're used to it if you use any Chromium-based browser.

As with any Chromium-based browser, the settings are also in the same place as well as Kinza settings. Here you will find General, Tabs, Toolbar, Sidebar, Super Drag, Mouse Gestures, Accelerator, RSS, and more. Most of these settings are shortcuts to Chromium settings.

Kinza is currently a little-known web browser with mostly just a few changes over what you're used to, but we look forward to watching it advance.

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