From the makers of Orleia
A browser that keeps secrets.
Orleia Spark is a desktop browser built on Chromium with one promise: the tracker layer of the modern web gets blocked before it loads, and what remains is just the page. Your history, bookmarks and clips never leave your device. And Noor rides along — summarize, ask, clip, act.
Windows 10/11, 64-bit. ~104 MB installer. No account, no telemetry.
Privacy before the page.
Not a promise in a policy — mechanics in the engine.
Trackers blocked before they load
An EasyList/EasyPrivacy-derived filter blocks ad networks and trackers at the request level — they never execute, so they never see you.
Third-party cookies, off
Cross-site cookies are blocked everywhere by default. Sites work; the quiet cross-site profile building doesn't.
HTTPS-only
Every connection is upgraded to HTTPS. Insecure loads are blocked, not merely warned about.
Fingerprint noise
Spark adds per-site noise to the canvas and hardware signals fingerprinters rely on, so your device blends into the crowd.
Local-first, like Orleia
History, bookmarks and clips are stored on your device only. No account, no sync server, no telemetry — the same architecture as the workspace.
Private tabs, separate sessions
Private tabs run in their own session with their own cookies and storage, discarded when closed.
Noor reads with you.
Every other browser bolts on an assistant that ships your page to a server you never chose. Spark's Noor actions go through the same guarded pipeline as the Orleia workspace — model allowlist, daily caps, and answers drawn strictly from the text of the page you're on.
One keystroke: the page distilled to three sentences.
The 3–5 things this page is actually saying.
Ask a question; Noor answers strictly from the page in front of you.
Action items implied by the page, phrased and ready for your workspace.
Select text anywhere, clip it, and it lands in Orleia as a note — or straight into Noor.