Kestrel Browser v0.7 is here. 🦅 Thirty-six themes: twelve more light, fourteen more dark, a high contrast pair, and six illustrated ones with a small drawing in the title bar. Every theme's text checked for contrast. Settings, Themes, one click. It updates itself, one restart.

Radar in Kestrel Browser watches Solana from the rail, beside the page you read: · New pairs, as pools appear · Final stretch, pumpfun coins closest to graduating · Migrated, the ones that made it · Trending A press on a row opens the Trade pane on that token.

A trailing stop in Kestrel Browser follows the highest price it has seen since you set it. Set it 20% under the peak. The price climbs, the stop climbs with it. The price falls 20% from its top, it sells. The exit moves up, never down. Get solana:6oHYDbrWRRtBhLTLLibJmPXfek9dGzdCgzfDB4xYpump Browser Now!

Who holds it? 🫧 Press the ◍ on a Hover card in Kestrel Browser and the token's holders open as bubbles, on Bubblemaps, in a pane beside the page you're reading. The page stays right where you left it. The bigger the bubble, the bigger the share. solana:6oHYDbrWRRtBhLTLLibJmPXfek9dGzdCgzfDB4xYpump

Closed your laptop with an order armed? Kestrel Browser doesn't pretend nothing happened. After a restart or a long break, the order waits for your look; after a long one, it tells you how long it wasn't watching. Resume, change or cancel: your call.

One press, one desk. The ⧉ button on a Hover card or a Radar row opens a token's desk in Kestrel Browser: its chart, its RugCheck page, its holders on Bubblemaps and the live talk on X, side by side, with the Trade pane already holding the address.

Every site your Kestrel Browser wallet is connected to is listed in Settings > Wallet > Connected sites. Press × and it has to ask again. Forget all clears the list. And whatever a connected site asks you to sign is still read and simulated first, every time.

Set it, then let it watch. 🌱 In Kestrel Browser, set a sell at the market cap you choose, approve it once in your system's own window, and the Wallet pane shows how far it has to go. Then go water the tomatoes. It keeps watching while Kestrel Browser is open.

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Kestrel Browser updates itself in the background. When a new version is ready, a window asks once; press Later and a button in the toolbar keeps the offer: green at first, orange from the fourth day, red from the seventh. New versions bring new checks. Restart when it suits you.

Small things in Kestrel Browser's address bar: · "@x" searches X, "@dex" searches DexScreener · "@tabs" finds an open tab, "@history" what you saw · a pasted token address opens its card, never a search engine ... and much more...

Where's your mark? 🔎 A page can draw a card that says SAFE. Every real Hover card in Kestrel Browser carries the Hover mark at its foot, the same word your status bar shows. No mark? The page drew it, not us.

One recovery phrase, many wallets. In Kestrel Browser a new wallet can come from the phrase you already saved: the same 12 words recover every wallet made from them. A hundred wallets, one backup. It even tells you which wallets a phrase recovers.

New in v0.6: every token you hold or trade has its chart one click away. A small Chart mark sits beside it in the Trade pane, at the end of each row in your wallet and on the start page. Look before you trade.

Got a friend who's new to crypto? Switch Kestrel Browser to Simple. One calm page: their balance, what Shield stopped, a quick SOL to USDC swap and the day's headlines. Same protection underneath, fewer buttons on top.

Sandwich bots feed on loose slippage. In Kestrel Browser, Shield warns you above 10% slippage and refuses to quote above 50%. Want more cover? Send the trade as a Jito bundle, which makes a sandwich much harder, right from the Trade pane.

The second after you press Buy in Kestrel Browser: 1. The exact bytes are fingerprinted and simulated 2. Simulated again, right before signing 3. Anything the quote didn't say? Refused 4. Your own device signs 5. Slow network? The same bytes go again: one press never buys twice

Lesson one on the hillside: hold still, then look. 🦅 In Kestrel Browser it's one move. Rest the pointer on an address and the Hover card opens with the market, the holders and a safety score, before you act.

Four addresses. One is real. 🔎 Someone asks for a token's contract address and four replies give four. In Kestrel Browser, rest the pointer on each: the copies come up red, the real one green, with its market and holders. Check before you copy.

Some switches Kestrel Browser doesn't give you. Every address checked against the blocklists before it loads. Every transaction simulated before you sign. Every instruction read for drainer patterns. Always on, for everyone, on Free and on Premium.