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Sol Browser
Open-source Windows browser with sidebar tabs & ChatGPT
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Open-source Windows browser with sidebar tabs & ChatGPT
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An open-source Windows browser that keeps your work organized: sidebar tabs, groups, split view and Chrome extensions, plus optional ChatGPT assistance and built-in developer tools. Free on Microsoft Store. Source code on GitHub.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Steven, the maker of Sol. 👋
Sol is my open-source take on a more organized Windows browser: a place to keep your tabs, accounts and everyday tools together.
Here's what you can do:
• Organize sidebar tabs with named groups and pinned sites.
• Keep two pages side by side, and use separate accounts for the same site through isolated sessions.
• Bring your Chrome Web Store extensions.
• Test responsive layouts, inspect network requests and capture pages with built-in developer tools.
• Ask optional Sol AI to read the current page and help with browser actions using your own compatible ChatGPT account. You control its action permissions.
The browser is free. Sol AI is optional and requires an eligible ChatGPT account/plan; ordinary browsing doesn't require an AI subscription.
Get Sol on Microsoft Store:
https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/9PFVX21MMSBG?cid=DevShareMCLPCS
Explore the code or contribute on GitHub:
https://github.com/stvekoulo/sol-browser
This is an independently built project and it's still evolving. I'd love feedback on the tab workflow, extension compatibility, and what would make Sol useful in your daily browsing. If you try it, what is one thing you'd keep and one thing you'd change?