Let's build a better internet together
Become a Bridge
People running Ceno from countries with open access to the internet, or from parts of the world where access to the internet is reliable, can help those in heavily restricted networks access the internet by becoming a "Bridge." Running a Bridge is a very simple yet powerful action, enabling you to share internet content with others.
Learn more about becoming a Bridge.
The simple way:
Run Ceno Browser on your Android device, and/or on a spare, always-on device.
Run the Ceno Docker Client:
- With just one command you can set up a bridge on your computer or VPS:
sudo docker run --name ceno-client -dv ceno:/var/opt/ouinet --network host --restart unless-stopped equalitie/ceno-client
- Open a portal to the internet: Ensure UPnP is enabled on your router, or set up port forwarding.
- To see if it's working, create and open a new Firefox Profile, and set the proxy to localhost, port 8077.
- Install the Ceno Web Extension and the provided certificate to test it out!
Contribute to our code
Ceno is a free and open source tool, one of many developed and maintained by eQualitie. If you are interested in Ceno's source code please check the following Git repositories:
You may also be interested in the (no longer maintained) previous incarnation of Ceno, built on the Freenet anonymous file sharing and content publishing network.
Share your feedback
Ceno relies on user feedback to understand the needs of our users, to suggest improvements, and to identify new features. Sharing your story also helps spread the word about Ceno, which grows the network. With your consent, we may also highlight your story on our website!
- Write a review on the Play Store
- Get in touch with the team: support [at] censorship [dot] no
- Take a survey
Tell your community about Ceno
Ceno gets better and more dependable the more people use it. Teach your friends and family how they can become Bridges or access restricted content by helping them download and use Ceno. Promote Ceno at community events by sharing materials or hosting a panel or meetup.
Help translate
Help translate the Ceno Browser app, web extension, user manual and website! We use Weblate to crowdsource translations.
Please contact the Ceno team at support [at] censorship [dot] no if you're interested in becoming a reviewer for translation(s) in your language(s).
For more information about how to use Weblate, see the Weblate documentation.