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New browsers era

I bet you use lots of websites on your PC, like Twitter, YouTube, GitHub, messengers, or online learning platforms. You probably noticed that work and studies have become more digital over the years, with interfaces getting better.

But what about web browsers? They've only received minor updates, such as design changes, new tools, and syncing with accounts…

“New browsers”?

This tool is more oriented towards work processes and usage in web applications. For example, it allows you to create workspaces to group tabs by categories or use focus mode to remove all browser interface and stay only in the app. Currently, we have 'Arc browser' and 'SigmaOS'.

Main features

Here I'll show you some things I enjoy:

Arc browser

I cannot say much about this browser, because I can't install it (requires MacOS 12+). I'm on MacOS 11.

My SigmaOS

SigmaOS window Here I create workspaces for different tasks, like development, studies, and personal.

I also like to use the 'focus mode' to stay only in the app. SigmaOS focus mode

Split screen mode looks like this: SigmaOS split screen

Use mini-window for GPT when needed: SigmaOS mini-window

Dev tools

In SigmaOS dev tools is the similar as Safari's, because it uses a webkit engine. Nothing special. SigmaOS dev tools

Hotkeys

It's a greatest hotkeys system I've ever seen. It's really fast and easy to use.

For example, to open a new tab, you just need to push Space.
Or if you want to close tab, push D. Focus mode is F as you can guess.

It has a lot of other hotkeys, so here I give you a link to full list of hotkeys
PS: I copied link just by pushing L 😏.

Conclusion

I very enjoy using this browser and sometimes I shocked by how fast it works. This is my default browser now, helps me to study faster after all.

It's really so minimalistic and simple, on my MacBook pro 2014 it works like a charm, but sometimes it has some bugs, because it's still in beta...

SigmaOS official page, see on this to understand more features it has. I just show you my favorite ones.

by: Eduard Povierin

May 4, 2023

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