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Performance and resource usage
Is Oasis too heavy? How CPU, memory, disk, and network are used—for browsing, the assistant, and optional on-device features.
Adam Kershner4 min readRead more
Documentation
Browse short, product-grounded articles about Oasis Browser: what is available, how things work in the UI, and how capabilities fit together. For story-style deep-dives, see Oasis features.
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Training and bonus tokens
How Oasis training works, whether anonymous training leaves the device, privacy-first trainable browser, personalized vs anonymous modes, and daily bonus tokens.
Adam Kershner9 min readRead more
privacy
Assistant and cloud data
What leaves the device (chat to model, voice, usage events) vs what stays local (IndexedDB chats, bookmarks, history, password vault, on-device embeddings).
Adam Kershner2 min readRead more
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Import data from other browsers
How Oasis imports bookmarks, passwords, history, extensions, and autofill from Chrome, Edge, Safari, Brave, and more—and where that data lives relative to the cloud assistant.
Adam Kershner4 min readRead more
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Import opt-out
Users can skip browser data import during onboarding (browser.oasis.onboarding.importOptOut).
Adam Kershner1 min readRead more
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Onboarding checklist (assistant panel)
In-panel checklist guides import from other browsers (Chrome, Edge, Safari, Brave), privacy framing, OAuth sign-in, and “first AI turn”—with dismiss and progress prefs.
Adam Kershner1 min readRead more
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Delete my account
How to permanently delete your Oasis account and what happens to your data.
Adam Kershner1 min readRead more
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Assistant themes
Multiple light and dark themes for the assistant chrome (not only system theme); choice syncs via prefs / bridge.
Adam Kershner1 min readRead more
privacy
How Oasis Collects Interaction Data (and What Kahana Receives)
See exactly what JSON Kahana receives from Oasis assistant interactions: default anonymized payloads vs opt-in personalization with user fields. Transparent, minimal data collection.
Adam Kershner5 min readRead more