horbito NOVA - A new kind of web browser, made for the neoworkers.

How does it compare to RAM usage vs Google Chrome?

Love the product - Looks like it has huge potential. Just out of curiosity, how an who did your videos? I like the whole 3D screen moving thing. :)

I've been using station daily for many months now, and one of the core things that really matters to me is speed. hotkeys + quickswitching specifically. I'm actually fine with having to use a browser alongside station for normal search needs, bc I mostly want to jump back and forth between specific notion pages and slack channels in station. If this had easy ways to jump around, I think I could use it over station+chrome, but rn it kinda feels like an ubuntu vm that is hard to switch between apps on

nice suit, we use that in the office now!!!

Love the video. Also this is really cool, I setup a instance with websites I use daily, it feels so natural and frictionless. As most people have already mentioned a few key features missing, but I see myself using this everyday. Kudos guys, this reimagined idea of how we interact with the web is dope :)

I watched the promo video and thought that this must be amazing! First disappointment was that I discovered I have to make an account in order to use it. Second disappointment was that it was not just a browser but something that resembles a virtual machine environment. It’s like a computer with its own operating system inside my computer. I don’t use Horbito’s services and I don’t intend to (i’m not the target user anyway) so I couldn’t care less about the chat and storage integration since I don’t use either of those things. I would’ve much preferred a browser that works just like the promo video without trying to draw you into an echo system. Other negatives are that it is a pain to re-order icons in the dock and after adding lots of new items from the “store” I had to restart the program in order for them to actually show up.

Pros:

Great idea, Great UI, great promo video

Cons:

You need an account in order to use it, not just a browser but a whole system

"neoworker" leaves a bad taste in my mouth. It sounds forced and unrelatable, even if I were considered the target demographic. Interesting software, nevertheless. I can't decide if it solves problems or focuses on minor inconveniences to justify its existence. Regardless, I wish you success and it does look like a quality product.

I haven't used this browser, though it seems interesting.

Pros:

It looks like a great idea!

Cons:

May need a new ui, just using the horbito base seems a bit off

Reminds me of Opera Neon.

Is this, a Google Product?