

Sigma runs on Chromium, just like Chrome, so sites look the same and your extensions keep working. The difference is where your AI runs and what gets blocked by default.






Four things change the day you switch. The Chromium engine you already know stays the same.
Describe a goal in plain words and the agent opens pages, clicks and fills forms for you. Check its work before payments and logins. Chrome's agent, auto browse, launched for paid Google AI Pro and Ultra plans in the US.
Eclipse is a local AI model built into Sigma. It runs on your device and works offline, so your prompts and history stay with you. Gemini in Chrome runs on Google's cloud models.
Sigma blocks ads out of the box and warns you about phishing sites in real time. Connections use DNS-over-HTTPS, and Private Profiles keep work and personal data apart.
Based on our own tests, Sigma runs 1.13x faster than Chrome in Speedometer 3.0 and uses less RAM with the same tabs open. See our RAM test.

Sigma's own test with Speedometer 3.0. We ran it 10 times in each browser on a MacBook Pro M4 and took the average score.
With 10 identical tabs open, Sigma used 0.8 GB of RAM and Chrome used 1.00 GB in Sigma's own test. A lighter browser leaves more memory for everything else.


Your prompts, your ads, your profiles. Sigma keeps all three on your side. Learn more about Sigma Private Browser
With Eclipse your prompts and chat history stay on your device
Ads are blocked out of the box, no extension needed
Encrypted and secured by a 12-word recovery phrase
Gemini in Chrome runs on Google's cloud. In Sigma the AI tools live in the browser, and Eclipse runs fully on your device.

Describe a goal in plain words. Sigma's AI agent opens pages, clicks, fills forms and finishes multi-step tasks for you. Check its work before payments and logins.
Learn more about the AI agent
In Sigma you can ask questions, chat with any page, run Deep Research and generate images from a prompt. All of it happens in the same window, with Quick Translate one highlight away.
Learn more about Deep Research
Eclipse is a local AI model built into Sigma. It runs on your device, works offline and costs nothing. Ask questions, summarize pages and write drafts while your prompts stay with you.
Learn more about EclipseIf one of these sounds like you, the switch pays off on day one.
Eclipse answers on your device, even offline. It's a good fit for drafts, notes and questions you'd rather keep to yourself.
Deep Research collects sources and groups the findings. Chat With Page summarizes any article without leaving it.
The ad blocker is built in, so there's no extension to install. Phishing warnings are on as well.

Get the free browser for macOS or Windows, or from the App Store on iPhone. It's a Chrome replacement on the same Chromium engine, so your extensions work.

Choose Eclipse, the local model, when you want prompts to stay on your device. It works without an internet connection.

Ask about any page, translate highlighted text with Quick Translate or hand a task to the agent. When you need sources compared, open Deep Research.
What each browser gives you out of the box, checked in October 2026.


Gemini in Chrome runs on Google's cloud models. Chrome's built-in filter only removes ads on sites that fail the Better Ads Standards. Checked in October 2026.