Your tabs, in plain sight.
A quiet vertical tab list on desktop. Familiar navigation, keyboard shortcuts, and bookmarks that keep your next step close.

For your next idea. Your next discovery.
A calmer browser, with space to make it yours.
InfibrowserA clear canvas for your next idea.
The web already asks for enough of your attention. We’re starting with the things a browser should do well: open your pages, keep your place, and give you room to think.
A quiet vertical tab list on desktop. Familiar navigation, keyboard shortcuts, and bookmarks that keep your next step close.
Ordinary tabs restore on your device. Desktop pages load when you select them, and you can suspend a tab when it’s time for a breather.
Add desktop integrations through a small, versioned manifest. See the permissions, choose the commands, and stay in control.
Bring a search, a workflow, or a favorite service into the browser. The first integration API is deliberately simple: one manifest, clear permissions, and actions the user chooses.
Meet the developer platform ↗{
"name": "GitHub Search",
"permissions": ["tabs.create"],
"commands": [{
"id": "search",
"title": "Search GitHub",
"url": "https://github.com/search?q={query}"
}]
}ABRIDGED EXAMPLE · FULL MANIFEST IN THE DOCS
One product, with the right engine for each platform. Desktop uses Chromium. Android and iOS use their system webviews. This is an early development preview, with platform testing and releases still taking shape.
PUBLIC SIGNED INSTALLERS AND APP-STORE RELEASES ARE NOT AVAILABLE YET.
The source preview can be run locally by collaborators with repository access. We’re validating the foundations before publishing signed installers or app-store releases. See the preview page for platform details.
Not in this version. Infibrowser API v1 supports its own declarative integrations on desktop. Full WebExtensions compatibility and mobile integrations are future work.
Tabs and bookmarks are stored on your device. Desktop also keeps local history. We haven’t included analytics or a sync backend. Websites and your search provider still receive requests when you visit them.
That’s something to measure, not promise. We’re keeping the interface small, restoring desktop tabs lazily, and using maintained browser engines. Comparative performance benchmarks come next.
A browser taking shape. A platform you can help shape.