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Zigzag Browser
The polished, native Mac browser for life after Arc
129 followers
The polished, native Mac browser for life after Arc
129 followers
A native Mac browser for people leaving Arc, with the sidebar and spaces you're used to. Built on WebKit, not Chromium, and that's the point: the whole app is 18 MB (Arc is 871). Switching takes a minute. One import brings over everything, so you're already logged in. Colored spaces you swipe between, split view, peek, Chrome extensions like 1Password and Tampermonkey, and ad blocking built-in Open source, no account, no AI. Nobody can shut it down.
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Eighteen megabytes on WebKit instead of another Chromium wrapper is the detail that sold me, because the thing that finally pushed me off Arc was how much memory it ate just sitting there.
@karimbenkeroum Thanks Kareem! That was the whole point for me too. Zigzag uses the WebKit that's already part of macOS instead of shipping its own copy of Chromium, so the download stays small, and idle memory sits much closer to Safari than to Arc. Tabs you haven't touched in a while also go to sleep on their own. If you do try it, I'd love to hear how it compares on your Mac.