The free, Chromium-based, AppEsteem-certified web browser has partnered with 4ocean to help clean up ocean plastic and trash as you surf the web.

The purpose of cyberattacks is to collect the sensitive information of the users. A browser named Wave has been reported as a potential security threat by several security experts. In this article, we ...

The browser has teamed up with the ocean cleanup organization 4ocean so your browsing makes an environmental impact.

Wave and 4ocean launch a first-of-its-kind partnership that turns everyday browsing into real-world ocean cleanup. GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands, Oct. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Ocean plastic pollution ...

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What if helping the planet was as easy as opening a new tab? Thanks to a powerful new partnership between Wave Browser and 4ocean, that's no longer just a nice idea. Announced Monday from George Town, ...

Through this partnership, Wave Browser funds 4ocean’s verified cleanup operations led by full-time captains and crews, removing 100,000 pounds of trash from the ocean each year and transforming daily ...