bmux
bmux is a desktop web browser for developers, researchers, and people working alongside browser agents. It arranges tabs in split panes and named sessions within one window, while separate profiles isolate logins and browser storage. Keyboard-focused tools include shortcuts, Vim-style navigation, click hints, and floating reference panes. Its command-line interface can control a selected pane to navigate pages, inspect the DOM, click, type, and take screenshots; sessions can continue in the background and be attached for review. Mobile viewport presets and per-profile proxy settings support browser automation workflows. bmux is free and open source under GPLv3. Desktop editions are listed for macOS and Windows, with Linux available as a portable host for remote browser access. It is an early preview and does not require tmux.
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Tungsten
Tungsten is a simple web browser with unique features. The appearance of Tungsten is very simple, however, it has the necessary features like a web browser. The start menu, which has the web browser's main features, is placed in an upper-left corner. The quick-start button is placed next to the Start menu for easy access. If you drag a tab and drop to the center of another tab, Tungsten creates a group. Tungsten can also create multi-level groups. Tungsten can split tabs vertically or horizontally. So the unit of the split is group, Tungsten can split tabs or groups in a group. For example, you can browse in the left pane and can watch the video sites in the right pane. Tungsten has a local folder browsing feature. This feature can show downloaded files, local files, desktop, control panel, etc. like Explorer. You need not to switch applications to open the downloaded files.
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Polo File Manager
Advanced file manager for Linux written in Vala. Supports multiple panes (single, dual, quad) with multiple tabs in each pane. Supports archive creation, extraction, and browsing. Support for cloud storage; running and managing KVM images, modifying PDF documents and image files, booting ISO files in KVM, and writing ISO files to USB drives. Polo is a modern, light-weight file manager for Linux with support for multiple panes and tabs; support for archives, and much more. Single-pane, dual-pane (vertical or horizontal split), and quad-pane layouts. Supports multiple tabs in each pane. Each tab has an embedded terminal which can be toggled with the F4 key. Devices popup displays list of connected devices with options to mount and unmount. Supports locking/unlocking LUKS encrypted devices. Support for browsing archives as normal folders. Supports the creation of archives in multiple formats with advanced compression settings.
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Tabbit Browser
Tabbit Browser is an AI-native web browser designed to combine browsing, search, automation, and AI assistance directly inside the browsing experience. Instead of treating AI as a separate chatbot, the browser integrates AI tools that understand the context of the pages, files, and tabs a user is working with, allowing them to interact with content more intelligently while browsing. Users can add references such as text, screenshots, web pages, or files as context so the AI can generate precise answers and insights related to what they are currently viewing. It also allows switching between multiple advanced AI models, including GPT, Gemini, Claude, and others, so users can choose the model best suited for a particular task or workflow. A central feature of Tabbit is its ability to chat directly with web content. Users can highlight text, capture screenshots, or reference pages and ask the browser to summarize, explain, or analyze the information without leaving the page.
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