Full-screen browsing for iPhone Duo

Browse
 full screen.

Plop hides the address bar and controls so websites fill your display. Tap with two fingers to bring them back.Your page fills the display. Two fingers bring the controls back.

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01 / 04iPhone Duo · Cover screen
Scroll to unfold

Turn to Reader mode.

Rotate the cover screen to landscape. Supported articles open in Reader.

Unfold. See more.

Give websites the larger display while browser controls stay hidden.

Set it down. Let it play.

Tent mode previews an on-device deck of article questions, quotations and photographs. Incorrect choices fade to reveal the answer. Article cards are previewed here for the next iOS beta.

Now on the App Store

Get Plop.
Go full screen.

A full-screen web browser for iPhone, iPad and Mac.
More room for what brought you here.

Download on the App Store

iPhone & iPad

Download for Mac

Mac beta · Apple silicon & Intel

Make room for your web

A little less browser.
A little more you.

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On iPhone & iPad

Let websites fill your display. Bring controls back with a gesture, settle into Reader, and give Plop a theme that feels like you.

Explore Plop for iPhone & iPad
02

On your Mac

Keep up to three pages side by side. Find tabs, bookmarks and history in one place, or browse your tabs in Cover Flow.

Explore the Mac browser beta
03

Your browsing stays yours

Private tabs use temporary website storage. Optional iCloud sync keeps supported data in your private Apple Account. Plop does not use your browsing data for advertising.

How Plop handles your data

PROLED touch support · Coming soon

The whole web.
At your fingertips.

Coming to the new MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR and Dynamic Island.
Swipe between tabs. Hold for actions. Let the page fill the screen.

Clouds drifting through green mountains in Slovenia
elsewhere

FIELD NOTES / SLOVENIA

A little further
from everything.

Into the forest
46° 21′ N   14° 06′ E

Try a gesture above, or swipe and hold on the screen.

Download for Mac

Download the Mac beta today.
PROLED touch gestures are coming soon.

Device sequences are product visualizations. Elsewhere is a fictional journal with real photography.