We’ll start drawing the browser with an empty rectangle.
Despite the whims of design and fashion, in 2026 you can still recognize a browser by the address bar and the back/forward buttons. Let’s add them to the rectangle.
These days a site without an s after http looks suspicious at the very least, and every browser highlights that somehow—usually with a shield or a padlock. This icon next to the address means the site is running over https, which means everything you send it and everything it sends back to you is encrypted, and that’s more or less protected. Pay attention to it: an encrypted connection is the key to healthy web surfing.
Next you can add window controls to taste and a scrollbar on the right for solidity.
You can draw any site inside the browser. I drew my little blog. In troubled times, a good old separate website with RSS will stay accessible a bit longer than everything else. Save the link for yourself if you like it. Good luck to you and safe internets.