Browse tonsites on TON Network, privately
Multi-Hop Tunnel Routing
Your traffic is encrypted in layers and passed through independent relays before reaching the site. No relay knows both who you are and where you are going.
Tonnet Browser is a native desktop browser for the TON Network. Browse .ton & .t.me sites directly, or privately via multi-hop routing.
One download for Apple Silicon and Intel.
curl -LO https://github.com/TONresistor/Tonnet-Browser/releases/download/v2.7.1/TON-Browser-2.7.1-universal.dmg
hdiutil attach TON-Browser-2.7.1-universal.dmg
cp -R "/Volumes/TON Browser 2.7.1-universal/TON Browser.app" /Applications/
xattr -cr /Applications/TON\ Browser.app
Choose a Linux build to show its install command.
Your traffic is encrypted in layers and passed through independent relays before reaching the site. No relay knows both who you are and where you are going.
Non-custodial. Send, receive, and authorize HTTP 402 payments with per-site spending limits.
Every domain runs in its own sandboxed session. Cookies, localStorage, and IndexedDB never cross between sites.
Tonnet runs a local TON proxy that resolves .ton and .t.me sites natively, connecting your browser directly to the TON network.
Download and seed bags from the TON Storage network directly in the browser.
Cookies, cache, and history are wiped when you close the browser. Default.
A desktop browser for the TON Network. It lets you open .ton and .t.me sites directly from your computer, with nothing in between.
Enable multi-hop routing to send your TON Site traffic through an encrypted tunnel with two relays in Standard mode or three in Maximum mode. Each relay only knows the step before and the step after, so no single relay knows both who you are and where you are going. The tunnel automatically reroutes if the connection stalls.
A gateway is a website that fetches TON sites for you. It works, but the gateway owner sees everything you do, and if the gateway is blocked or goes offline you lose access. Tonnet connects to TON sites on its own, so there is nobody in the middle to watch you or cut you off.
No. Tonnet only opens TON sites (.ton and .t.me). For anything else, keep using your regular browser.
Yes. The full source code is public on GitHub under the MIT license, so anyone can inspect it. By default, Tonnet blocks tracking, masks your browser fingerprint, and keeps each site isolated so they cannot learn about you from each other.
Windows 10+, macOS 13+, Ubuntu 20.04+ / Debian 11+, Android 8.0+.