Raheeb
Feature in Raheeb

A browser that saves files to My Files

The browser is My Files' door to the web. Open any file link and you get a clear save sheet that puts the file in My Files, next to the rest of your files.

Browser — Raheeb

What is this feature?

Raheeb's browser is part of the app: an address bar, tabs, a private tab, a start page with quick sites and your bookmarks, and ad blocking with Raheeb Pro. The real difference shows up with files: when you open a link to a file (PDF, ZIP, photo, video or Office document), the browser 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, so files that need a browsing session still work. After saving, one button takes you to My Files, filtered to the right file type. Ordinary pages keep loading behind the sheet, just like in Safari.

A save sheet for every file

Name, size and one button, with no extra steps.

Tabs and private browsing

Multiple tabs, plus a private tab that stores no data.

Quick sites

A start page with your everyday shortcuts and bookmarks.

Saves to My Files

The file goes where it belongs, not to an unknown folder.

Simple steps

How to use it

  1. 1

    Open the browser

    From the Browser card on the home screen or the Tools tab.

  2. 2

    Browse as usual

    Type an address or search from the address bar.

  3. 3

    Open the file link

    The save sheet appears automatically.

  4. 4

    Save to My Files

    Then open it there with Quick Look.

When to use it

University sites

Save course files straight into one folder.

Forums and attachments

Save attachments without middleman apps.

Private browsing

Search without leaving a trace in History.

Frequently asked questions

Can it save from post and video pages?
The browser is for direct file links. To save a post or video, paste its link into the link box on the home screen or use the Share button.
Does it support private browsing?
Yes, a private tab that keeps no session data.
Does it count toward my daily limit?
Yes, saving a file from the browser counts toward your daily limit.
Where is the file saved?
In My Files, under its file type.
Does it handle large files?
Yes, and you can cancel the download by closing the sheet.

Get Raheeb Free

On the App Store for iPhone and iPad. No account, and your first save takes seconds.