Wave Browser is a Chromium-based web browser developed by Eightpoint, combining built-in productivity tools with our environmental partnership supporting 4ocean cleanup work.

Whether you are setting up Wave Browser on a new device, checking for an update, or asking our team a question about an installation prompt, knowing how to verify your build version and download source makes every step faster.

Because Wave Browser is available across Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS—with platform-specific features and release numbers—a quick check of a few core details helps you confirm you are running an official release and gives our support team the exact context needed if you ever reach out.

Quick answer

  • Always start from our official website at wavebrowser.co or our authorized Apple App Store and Google Play listings.
  • Check your operating system and installed Wave Browser version directly in the application or your device’s app settings.
  • Our desktop releases for Windows and macOS undergo AppEsteem certification prior to release, with public records available by version and platform.
  • If you contact support@wavebrowser.co for installation or setup help, include your OS, Wave Browser version, download source, and any on-screen message so we can give you an exact answer on the first reply.

Confirm your official download channel and product identity

Wave Browser is a Chromium-based web browser developed by Eightpoint, combining built-in productivity tools with our environmental partnership supporting 4ocean cleanup work. Our distribution policy is to provide Wave Browser through official channels and not authorize third-party bundling or distribution.

When checking an installation on your computer or phone, start by confirming the route used to get the app:

  • Desktop (Windows and macOS): Download directly from wavebrowser.co.
  • Mobile (iOS and Android): Use the authorized store listings linked from our official website for the Apple App Store and Google Play.

We also put every Windows and macOS release through AppEsteem certification before it ships, verifying that our desktop installers follow published standards for clear installation disclosures, user consent choices, and standard operating-system uninstall controls.

Six details that help when you ask Support a question

If you ever encounter an unfamiliar installation prompt, a version question, or a security-software notification and want our team to check it with you, including six simple details in your email lets us match your case to the exact platform and build:

  1. Operating system and version: Note whether you are on Windows, macOS, Android, or iOS, along with your OS version.
  2. Wave Browser version: Check the version number shown inside Wave Browser or in your system’s installed-apps list rather than relying on a general web page label.
  3. Download source: Share the website URL or app-store listing where the installer came from.
  4. Date noticed: Include the date or approximate time you installed or updated the browser.
  5. Exact on-screen message: If your system or security tool displayed a prompt, copy the exact wording or attach a screenshot so our team can review the specific notice. Keep your security software enabled while we review the details with you.
  6. Steps already taken: Mention whether you have already updated, restarted, or removed the application.

If you cannot find one of those items, simply leave it blank—sharing whichever details you have is enough for our team to get started.

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

Where should you download or update Wave Browser?

Always use wavebrowser.co or the authorized Apple App Store and Google Play listings linked from our official site. That ensures you receive an authentic build supported by our team.

Why does Support ask for the operating system and browser version?

Wave Browser is available on Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS, and each platform has its own release numbers and feature set. Knowing your OS and exact build version allows our team to give you accurate instructions right away.

What should you do if security software shows a notification during installation?

Keep your security software enabled, save the exact wording or a screenshot of the message, and send it along with your OS, browser version, and download URL to Support. An alert may be a false positive or may point to an unofficial download source, and those details help us verify what happened.

A quick support template you can copy

If you need a hand from our team, copy the lines below into an email to support@wavebrowser.co:

Operating system and version: 

Wave Browser version: 

Download source or URL: 

Date noticed: 

Exact message (if any): 

Steps already tried: 

Question for Support: