Does a site look broken in one engine but fine in another? Lunascape supports multiple rendering engines, and its current features include built-in ad blocking, desktop AI connections, and an Ethereum-compatible wallet.
Rendering engine choices
Lunascape's multi-engine design lets you switch the rendering engine within the browser. That can help when a site behaves differently across engines, while keeping browsing in the same window.
Dashboard and page privacy
A new tab can show a customizable dashboard with search, a clock, and shortcuts over animated scenery. The dashboard also provides quick access to Lunascape's AI and wallet features.
An integrated ad blocker can remove ads and limit ad-tracker activity on pages. Blocking that content can also reduce the data loaded while browsing.
AI and Web3 tools
MCP support lets compatible desktop AI assistants interact with browsing content. Depending on the assistant, this includes gathering page information, summarizing or clipping material, and organizing bookmarks.
The included wallet supports Ethereum, Japan Open Chain, and other EVM-compatible networks. It can display balances in yen, and the wallet can be removed if it is not wanted.
Pros
- Switch rendering engines from one browser window
- Built-in ad blocking reduces tracker exposure
- MCP connects desktop AI assistants with pages and bookmarks
- Integrated wallet supports Ethereum-compatible networks
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
Can Lunascape switch between rendering engines?
Yes. Its multi-engine design allows users to change rendering engines within the browser.
What can the AI integration do?
Through MCP, a compatible desktop assistant can gather information from pages, summarize or clip content, and organize bookmarks.
Which networks does the built-in wallet support?
It supports Ethereum, Japan Open Chain, and other EVM-compatible networks.