Horse Browser

Name: Horse Browser
Rating: 4.0 (1 reviews)

The Organised Browser

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The Organised Browser

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676 followers

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Browse the internet with one simple sidebar that organises every page, task, and project inside 'Trails®' — nested groups of pages that capture the natural flow of each internet journey. That's right, – no more tabs, bookmarks, or history.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Computers

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Floot MCPBuild and ship web and mobile apps inside Claude or ChatGPT

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KYZON Solutions

Wow this looks clean and simple. I would assume the previously nested pages aren't cached? Which would probably make reloading a tad slower? But significantly reduce the memory load on device?

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2yr ago

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Maker

@jamesyang8 correct on all accounts, i would say you should go into design, but you already are!

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2yr ago

This came on my X feed too, but I think the founder did not wanted to launch on Product Hunt. Did you launch this with his consent @gabe

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2yr ago

Sava OS

@gabe @yuvraj_dagur Isn't this the whole point of product hunt though? And besides, third place is quite an achievement already :)

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2yr ago

Horse Browser

Maker

@yuvraj_dagur i didnt feel it was ready yet but i guess everyone else thinks i’m being a perfectionist (and i am)

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2yr ago

I love the concept btw. Finally we have folders organized as browsing history :) Exciting way to brwse!

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2yr ago

Horse Browser

Maker

@imraju thats all i wanted from my browser and it didnt exist so i made it, lol

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2yr ago

Growith

Great idea!!! congrats! i suffer the same problem, one thing thou, i would of name it "trails"... why did horse came up as a name? would love to hear the stroy

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2yr ago

@rupgo horses and us INTERNET COWBOYS walk on trails. 🤠

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2yr ago

Horse Browser

Maker

@rupgo horses are just awesome

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2yr ago

I wonder, how this compares to Tree Style Tab or other similar extensions? And what was the thought process of forking Chromium as opposed to creating a chrome extension for this?

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2yr ago

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Maker

@mkotsollaris visually, it looks like tree style tabs, but most of the work is in the interactions, which can’t be done as an extension. there’s a quote on our homepage of how it compares to tree style tabs.

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2yr ago

@pascalpixel Thank you. Congrats on the launch, and excellent work on the design! good luck

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2yr ago

Dinosave

Wow, there's a saying in russian which goes "Да ты на коне!" which translates literally as you're on a horse but it means that you're having a streak of success lol Congrats on the launch! Keychain/login is the biggest block for me to start using it for some of the usecases but I'm looking closely at where horse can get to with all this attention and success?! Maybe we'll see nested tabs in arc and horse gets sold to apple?

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2yr ago

Amazing work @pascalpixel Also, respect the Mustache! 🫡 If I may so ask you - industrial/IxD designer and career product pro here - I would be pleasantly surprised if you acquired a patent on Trails.. have you? I would guess it would be super hard to secure one for the proposed interface workflow that you built into Horse. What would stop other browsers from simply Sherlocking the feature into their own?

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2yr ago

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1yr ago

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Help me quit Chrome

I've been using @Google Chrome for years and honestly never thought much about changing. It just always seemed like the best and easiest option. Lately though, I've been feeling like maybe I'm missing out. Chrome doesn't feel like the no-brainer pick anymore, and I'm seeing more and more interesting browsers out there.

Currently, @Horse is my top pick. This is the one I'm most interested in trying out, but it also seems like a pretty different approach. I don't necessarily want my productivity to dip, but that may just be inevitable whenever switching.

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