Gao Browser
Toii Social Communication
Browse Web3 with .gao name resolution, Explorer, and secure wallet connections.
- Downloads
- 50+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Sep 10
- 2026 · v1.0.6
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About Gao Browser
Gao Browser is a native Web3 browser for the open web and the Gao ecosystem.
Browse regular websites, discover Gao ecosystem apps through Explorer, resolve decentralized names directly from the address bar, and connect compatible wallets when a site needs Web3 access.
Key features
• Web and Web3 browsing
Browse standard HTTPS websites with a fast, native mobile browser experience.
• Gao name resolution
Enter supported .gao names directly in the address bar. Gao Browser resolves them through Gao's naming infrastructure so users can reach Gao destinations without manually entering long URLs.
• Decentralized naming
Built-in name resolution also supports compatible decentralized naming flows such as ENS and SNS.
• Gao Explorer
Discover Gao ecosystem products from the remotely maintained Explorer catalog. The browser keeps a last-known-good catalog and a bundled fallback so Explorer remains usable when the network is unavailable.
• Wallet connectivity
Connect compatible wallets to Web3 sites using the browser's integrated wallet connection layer. Gao Browser does not require a Gao Browser account to browse.
• Native mobile experience
Tabs, bookmarks, browsing history, site permissions, downloads, and familiar browser navigation are available directly on device.
• User-controlled browsing
Browsing history, bookmarks, tabs, and browser preferences are maintained locally by the browser. Gao Browser does not require an account for normal browsing.
Gao Browser is designed as a native gateway to the web, decentralized naming, and the Gao ecosystem.
Learn more:
https://browser.gao.global/
Browse regular websites, discover Gao ecosystem apps through Explorer, resolve decentralized names directly from the address bar, and connect compatible wallets when a site needs Web3 access.
Key features
• Web and Web3 browsing
Browse standard HTTPS websites with a fast, native mobile browser experience.
• Gao name resolution
Enter supported .gao names directly in the address bar. Gao Browser resolves them through Gao's naming infrastructure so users can reach Gao destinations without manually entering long URLs.
• Decentralized naming
Built-in name resolution also supports compatible decentralized naming flows such as ENS and SNS.
• Gao Explorer
Discover Gao ecosystem products from the remotely maintained Explorer catalog. The browser keeps a last-known-good catalog and a bundled fallback so Explorer remains usable when the network is unavailable.
• Wallet connectivity
Connect compatible wallets to Web3 sites using the browser's integrated wallet connection layer. Gao Browser does not require a Gao Browser account to browse.
• Native mobile experience
Tabs, bookmarks, browsing history, site permissions, downloads, and familiar browser navigation are available directly on device.
• User-controlled browsing
Browsing history, bookmarks, tabs, and browser preferences are maintained locally by the browser. Gao Browser does not require an account for normal browsing.
Gao Browser is designed as a native gateway to the web, decentralized naming, and the Gao ecosystem.
Learn more:
https://browser.gao.global/
What’s new
Version 1.0.6 · Updated September 10, 2026
Improved app performance and startup efficiency. Enhanced Android compatibility and runtime optimization. General stability and reliability improvements.
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