Frequently asked questions about the m7bok browser

m7bok is a free Saudi AI browser for Windows that blocks ads and protects your privacy. Its assistant Hammam gets your tasks done on the internet and inside your PC, and translates any video into Arabic.

Chat apps answer you and give you steps to do yourself. Hammam does them himself: he opens sites, fills in forms and saves, and he works in your PC’s programs and files. And he lives inside your browser, so there’s no copying and pasting.

Yes, if you let him. He opens programs and types in them, and works on the files you give him.

You watch him while he works, and you can stop him with one click at any moment, or type him a correction while he works and he follows what you say.

Not yet. m7bok is for Windows only.

Yes. The first time you open m7bok, it brings over your bookmarks, history and tabs from your previous browser, with your permission.

Yes. Sites can’t spy on one another, ads don’t follow you around, and you sign up to sites with a temporary email instead of your own. We show you no ads and we don’t sell your data.

The browser is free. Hammam is free for the first 14 days, then 39 riyals a month.

Yes. m7bok is a Windows browser designed for Saudi Arabia, fully in Arabic, with Hammam: a smart assistant that does the work for you.

Yes, the browser is always free, with no ads. The subscription is for its assistant Hammam alone, and it’s optional.

The browser stays with you, free. Hammam carries on for 39 riyals a month, if you want him.

Say “Ya Hammam”, or press and hold the mouse wheel anywhere on your PC, and a box opens for you to type your request.

Your voice isn’t recorded. Your PC itself listens for two words only, “Ya Hammam” and “Lakhkhis” (summarise), and your voice is sent nowhere.

No. It stops and asks you before any payment, purchase, booking, final submission or deletion. The decision is yours.

No. It never reads password fields or card numbers, even while it fills in a page for you.

Yes, with a Hammam subscription. Press “Translate video”, it recognises the video’s language by itself, and the Arabic translation appears under the speech. It doesn’t work on paid platforms that protect their videos.

Yes. Ads are blocked from the moment you open it, and even Google search results come without ads.

An email address you use to sign up to sites instead of your real one. It receives their mail for you and then disappears, so their spam never reaches you.

No. You sign up with your mobile number and get a code on WhatsApp.

No. We show you no ads and we don’t sell your data. We earn from the Hammam subscription.