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WolfWeb
A free, open-source browser that runs Chrome extensions
WolfWeb is a free, open-source browser for Linux, Windows and Mac. Chromium underneath, so it runs Chrome extensions. A home page with your speed dial, a daily newspaper made from your interests, pinned tabs that stay, quick commands and gestures.
WolfWeb is the browser we wanted for ourselves: Chromium underneath, so your Chrome extensions and sites just work, with the things we kept adding by hand built in.
• A home page with your speed dial and the background you pick in Chrome's own Customise panel
• The WolfWeb Daily: a newspaper made each morning from your interests and the news for your own country, and it prints properly on A4
• Pinned tabs that stay: they come back every time, and a bookmark clicked in one opens a new tab instead of replacing it
• Quick commands (Ctrl+Shift+Space) and mouse gestures (hold Alt and drag)
• On Linux: H.264 video, a classic File/Edit/View menu bar, and a status bar below the page
It's free and open source (GPL-3.0), and it doesn't send anything to us. Linux is where it's most tested; the Windows and Mac versions are new and don't have the H.264 video or the menu bar yet. It's the partner to WolfMail, our free email app.
I'd love your honest feedback, and I'm here to answer anything.
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About WolfWeb on Product Hunt
“A free, open-source browser that runs Chrome extensions”
WolfWeb was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #156 on the daily leaderboard. WolfWeb is a free, open-source browser for Linux, Windows and Mac. Chromium underneath, so it runs Chrome extensions. A home page with your speed dial, a daily newspaper made from your interests, pinned tabs that stay, quick commands and gestures.
WolfWeb was featured in Productivity (664.8k followers), Open Source (69k followers), GitHub (41.5k followers) and Tech (636.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 399.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted WolfWeb?
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Paul Clevett
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Paul from IntelligentWolf.
WolfWeb is the browser we wanted for ourselves: Chromium underneath, so your Chrome extensions and sites just work, with the things we kept adding by hand built in.
• A home page with your speed dial and the background you pick in Chrome's own Customise panel
• The WolfWeb Daily: a newspaper made each morning from your interests and the news for your own country, and it prints properly on A4
• Pinned tabs that stay: they come back every time, and a bookmark clicked in one opens a new tab instead of replacing it
• Quick commands (Ctrl+Shift+Space) and mouse gestures (hold Alt and drag)
• On Linux: H.264 video, a classic File/Edit/View menu bar, and a status bar below the page
It's free and open source (GPL-3.0), and it doesn't send anything to us. Linux is where it's most tested; the Windows and Mac versions are new and don't have the H.264 video or the menu bar yet. It's the partner to WolfMail, our free email app.
I'd love your honest feedback, and I'm here to answer anything.