Colibri

Downloaded and so far it looks beautiful. The real test will be though how well different web apps and sites will function and if they are compatible with Colibri.

Not sure what to think. On one hand I like the concept. On the other I realised at the first try that I need at least three clicks (and potentially scrolling) in order to get to the link that I have saved at some point, where else I could just do one click on a pinned tab in firefox... I'll continue trying, but if you have to switch between pages frequently it really doesn't feel efficient so far... Also I'm not excited about the mysterious upcoming pricing... But I do like the approach. Maybe my feedback helps. Or maybe I just didn't get it ;)

I think It may interest people who would like to avoid distraction and focus on one task/activity at a time

Probably created to enhance focus in a particular task but that is why extensions like Toby and onetap exists. This is just a web view with good-looking ui not a browser to me. Still giving you a upvote even if am never using this..😧

I get it. With the way the web is moving these days, websites moving away from being just that and being more responsive and interactive in terms of web apps, a browser like this is great. Opening just one web app at a time is basically how one uses their mobile device, and this reduces clutter and performance issues that happen with other modern browsers. Looking forward to the Windows 10 version.

Removing features is innovative now? This is nothing more than a regular browser in fullscreen mode.

A browser with no tabs!? Blasphemy.