Kiwix - Offline Wiki Reader

Imagine the convenience of having the entire Wikipedia stored on your smartphone, allowing you to access it anytime, anywhere, even without an internet connection. Completely offline! And the best part? It's all for free!

Enjoy best Kiwix features:

* Full local and remote library

* Multi Tabs View Browser

* Fulltext Search Engine

* Easy Navigation via TOC

* Article export to PDF

* Share via Social Networks

* Bookmarks

* Available and localized in many languages

Free from ads

Kiwix works by compressing a website into a Zim file for easy access to content. This utility tool supports HTML files, too—just drag the file to the program and it will display your downloaded website. You can zoom in or out or enable full-screen mode for a better reading experience.

What’s great about it is it is an open-source program that doesn’t sell personal data or contain advertisements. Plus, you can create a local server and print web pages. However, it’s difficult to find your desired language in “Browse By Language” due to the small text size and scroll bar.

Kiwix is a unique browser designed to download, store, and view copies of popular educational websites such as Wikipedia, TED talks, Stack Exchange, and many more, all available in numerous languages.

Not only can you use Kiwix on your mobile device, but it is also compatible with regular computers (Windows, Mac, Linux) and Raspberry Pi hotspots. Kiwix operates as a non-profit organization and does not display ads or collect any user data. We rely solely on donations from our satisfied users to sustain our operations. Thank you for your support! 🙂