DOS Browser

Web · Windows · Mac · Linux · Android

Freedom report

Three barsScore 6.7

DOS Browser is ranked #1 of 26 in MS-DOS emulators on Freedom251. It runs on Android, Linux, macOS, Web, Windows. There is a free plan.

DOS Browser plans and pricing

Free Free browser indexed storage · database can be cleared · no cross-device play dos.zone · 30 Sept 2026

js-dos Premium Not published cloud saves · progress synced across devices dos.zone · 30 Sept 2026

Purpose: DOS Browser is a browser with hardware acceleration for DOS games.
Game access: The app can play DOS games from the DOS.Zone website.
Multiplayer: Multiplayer games are supported.
Acceleration: The app provides full support for the dynamic core, which gives a performance boost over WebAssembly in regular browsers.
Browser basis: The DOS browser app is based on the Chrome browser.
Desktop downloads: Downloads are provided for Windows 10/11, Mac x64, Mac Arm64, Debian/Ubuntu, Red Hat/Fedora/SUSE, Flathub and Steam Deck.
Mobile download: An Android download is provided through Google Play.
Cloud saves: Premium users get cloud saves that synchronize game progress across devices.
Free access: DOS.Zone says its classic games are completely free and without ads.
Maker mission: The team describes itself as a non-profit community of enthusiasts porting classic games to browsers to make them accessible to everyone.
Legal policy: The project says it opposes piracy and illegal distribution, uses open-source software under open licenses, and will promptly remove disputed content after an official request.
Support funding: User support helps cover CDN costs, preserve digital heritage, maintain free access and fund ongoing development.
App data safety: Google Play lists the developer declaration as no data shared with third parties and no data collected.
Price from: Free

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