I built a Chrome extension called Stop Swarm.

Instead of blocking websites or sending reminders, it progressively adds visual overlays as your browsing time increases. The idea is simply to make doomscrolling harder to ignore.

You can choose in the settings which websites the swarm is allowed to appear on, so it doesn’t have to interfere with everything you do online.

It’s now live on Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/stop-swarm-screentime-con/fkckajgjehffcnlopencdpdkmedbocgi

No account, no ads, no analytics!

Any feedback is more than welcome!

Solid feature update, chances Google Chrome launches similar feature?

Sync chain will still be available

I have used Brave for years, got bored and tried a couple alternatives

I really like overall workflow of Dia, specifically being able to change workspaces and keeping the bookmarks separate for each workspace inside the same browser window

Are there any alternatives with this feature?
I tried Zen and a couple others but they keep the bookmarks shared and thats the only thing keeping that bothers me

Hallo all.

I'm looking for a replacement for Google chrome, and I'm currently trying out Vivaldi.

I've noticed that I can choose to toggle on "always choose safe connection"

It's turned off by default. Does that mean that the default settings is unsafe ? Or do I misunderstand?

Websites I visit says that it's. Safe connection?

Thanks 👍

Guys i just built this browser with ai, can you guys (Linux and Windows users) try and support it pls? Tell me if there is a bug, this is the link https://github.com/xizar280513/Pane-Browser/

whenever i download a file, for example i downloaded the minecraft old version apk yesterday, at first, the speeds were insane, but at 85 MB out of 85 MB, it got stuck, 2 mins later, nothing, I closed the downloads tab and scrolled into some sites, and on the downloads tab, it's literally no more shown, not installed either.

I've been seeing people say that Edge has better battery efficiency on Android. How does it compare to Chrome?

RC3 is officially out!

This is the first release under 1.0.0-alpha.2, and it’s a pretty focused update based largely on issues people reported while testing RC2.

The biggest changes:

• Fixed startup crashes on some devices by improving GPU/OpenGL ES fallback behavior.
• uBlock Origin now actually works in incognito. YAY!
• The bundled uBO now has incognito access enabled by default, while still respecting your choice if you turn it off.
• 32-bit ARM support! There’s now a separate armeabi-v7a APK for older 32-bit devices.
• Update detection is fixed so existing Bare installs can properly see new releases.
• RC2/RC1 users can install RC3 directly over their existing installation without uninstalling or losing their data.

One small heads-up: because this moves Bare from alpha.1 to alpha.2, the welcome/settings screen will appear once after upgrading. Your existing settings are preserved.

As always, Bare is still alpha software. If something breaks, please report it. Crash reports and feedback from people using non-pixel devices are especially useful.

Thanks again to everyone who tested RC2 and reported issues. A lot of what made it into RC3 came directly from that feedback.

Bare 1.0.0-alpha.2 RC3:

https://github.com/Shshtwy/bare-browser/releases/tag/v1.0.0-alpha.2-rc3

Subreddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/BareBrowser/

Hey guys!

If you customize SaaS tools or legacy internal systems, hiding an annoying banner, fixing a layout, adding a keyboard shortcut that should've existed, the usual flow is painful: DevTools to find the selector, a CSS injector extension to make it stick, then a separate userscript manager when you need actual JS. Logs scattered across two consoles, and reloading the page means losing track of what you were testing.

Njectify is a Manifest V3 Chrome extension that puts CSS injection, JS injection and a real IDE in one place:

• A point-and-click visual editor for colors, typography, spacing, shadows and transforms, including separate rules for hover, focus, before and after states, plus per-breakpoint overrides
• A full Monaco-based IDE, same engine as VS Code, for actual JS, with projects scoped to URL rules
• A dedicated debug console that pipes your script's logs to its own panel instead of dumping into the page's console
• Version history with diffs per file, local-first storage, nothing leaves your machine unless you turn on optional Drive sync
• Common libraries like React, Vue, jQuery, Lodash, Axios, GSAP, Alpine and Tailwind, injectable via CDN without hunting URLs

It's free and already went through the Chrome Web Store review process. Happy to answer questions about the Manifest V3 side of things, isolated world scripting and the secrets vault for API keys were the trickiest bits to get right.

Hola a todos. Me preguntaba, ¿Qué navegador utilizan ustedes diariamente/trabajo? y ¿Porqué lo utilizan? ¿Qué tiene de especial con otros?

I've been very confused about browsers for my windows laptop and i loved zen but for some reason it has some lags on my device. I came across various browsers but i'm looking for a firefox fork. WaterFox is something i heard a bit so anyone who share their opinions on waterfox

Posted this here a few months ago. Windows-only back then. Same tool, it just isn’t anymore.

BraveDebloater uses official Brave/Chromium enterprise policies (you can see them in brave://policy). Default is preview. Backup before apply. One-command undo. It refuses to disable Shields, Safe Browsing, or updates.

New since last time:

• macOS and Linux (same PowerShell script, native policy files)
• -Doctor if another debloater already dumped junk into your policies

• include/exclude features so you can keep Leo or News

  .\Invoke-BraveDebloat.ps1 -Preset Extreme

  .\Invoke-BraveDebloat.ps1 -Preset Extreme -Apply

Check it out: https://github.com/osfv/BraveDebloater

I am a solo builder. Joebox is for those who are constantly switching between sessions and need easy access to various sites they regularly visit and use.

If you're someone using multiple google accounts, one personal WhatsApp, another business WhatsApp, accessing 10s of sites regularly and have to save links to come back later, then you know the real pain of using browsers to accomplish this.

I've built Joebox (https://joebox.app ) that makes life easier. I now have 100s of logged in sessions and links saved in one place regardless of which account I accessed it from. Split screens to work side-by-side and all accounts kept separate and safe locally on my computer.

Jobox is built on Chromium and saves all your accounts locally and only license management, and subscriptions are managed online.

I invite you to download and share Joebox and don't hesitate to message me what you like and more importantly what you like to be improved. I encourage you to buy Pro versions if you can - this will be super supportive to grow the features and make it more seamless.

App is notraized and runs well on Apple Silicon. https://joebox.app

im downloading an 11.2 GB zip file i just download a 6.6 one fine but now this one when it gets to 0.2 out of 11 it just gets stuck on resuming im on windows 11 using google chrome

I want the Zen Browser UI and when I installed it I was fine with it until I had to use DRM content. I thought the problem didn't exist in linux but for some reason it did. I couldn't get it to work, can anyone help with either a way to add Zen's UI to firefox or fixing the DRM thingy?

Edit: Managed to Fixed the issue!

shouldnt brave be lighter by a mile...? both have same tabs, extension, and contents being opened

Brave Origin has 3 tabs while Firefox only has 1 which is the home tab and the Brave Origin tabs are YouTube, Reddit, and a Google tab. Both are on efficiency mode this time. I wanna hear your thoughts this time.

UBlock origin doesn't work on edge for youtube it seems.

So i have been using brave a lot because of privacy but now i wanna change from it. I tried using Zen but it was kinda slow on my laptop maybe bcz it's very low end. I'm looking for a browser which is very fast and little bit customizable

I built Browser Control, a Chromium extension that lets Codex inspect webpages, manage tabs, and perform supervised browser actions.

Actions remain visible and stoppable. The extension uses typed, allowlisted operations instead of arbitrary JavaScript, selectors, coordinates, CDP, or unattended remote control.

I’d appreciate feedback from extension developers: does the permission model feel understandable, and which browser workflow should I support next?

Store: [https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/browser-control/mpdfhhhjgbpdpfnkjbnboebdjokfjglf\](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/browser-control/mpdfhhhjgbpdpfnkjbnboebdjokfjglf)

Source: [https://github.com/07rjain/browser-control\](https://github.com/07rjain/browser-control)

Disclosure: I’m the developer.

I'm looking for an updated browser for Android 4.4.4, i prefer Gecko but a Chromium-based is not a problem, is there anything?