A browser that actually saves files
Safari opens a PDF in a window and gives you nowhere obvious to keep it. Raheeb's browser offers a save sheet for any file and puts it in My Files.
What is this feature?
Raheeb's browser is built into the app: an address bar, tabs, private browsing, and a start page with quick sites and your bookmarks. The real difference shows up at files: when you open a link to a file — PDF, ZIP, image, video, Office document — the browser intercepts the response and shows a small sheet with the file's name, its size and a Save to My Files button.
The download runs from your device with the site's own cookies attached, so files that need a browsing session work. Afterwards one button jumps you to My Files on the right filter. Ordinary web pages keep loading behind the sheet, just like Safari.
A save sheet for every file
Name, size, one button — no maze.
Tabs and private mode
Multiple tabs, plus a private tab that stores nothing.
Quick sites
A start page with everyday shortcuts and your bookmarks.
Saves to My Files
The file lands where it belongs, not in an unknown folder.
How to use it
- 1
Open the browser
From the card on the home screen or the Tools tab.
- 2
Browse as usual
Type an address or search from the bar.
- 3
Open the file link
The save sheet appears automatically.
- 4
Save to My Files
Then open it there in a quick preview.
When to use it
University sites
Download course files straight into one folder.
Forums and attachments
Save attachments without middleman apps.
Private browsing
Search without leaving a trail in history.
Frequently asked questions
Does it download from social platforms?
Does it support private browsing?
Does it use my daily credits?
Where does the file go?
Does it handle large files?
Get Raheeb free
On the App Store for iPhone and iPad — no account, and your first download takes seconds.