Nook Browser
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Minimal browser for Mac featuring sidebar-first navigation, “Rooms” for grouping tasks, open-source code, privacy-focused local data storage, fast performance, modern UI, native macOS APIs, support for extensions, and user-driven development.
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Properties
- Privacy focused
- Minimalistic
- Customizable
Features
- No Tracking
- Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
- Ad-free
- No registration required
- Dark Mode
- Split-screen view
- Sidebar
- Chromium-based Browsers
- Support for Keyboard Shortcuts
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Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.Written in
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What is Nook Browser?
A fast, minimal browser with a sidebar-first design. Open-source. Private by default. Better Arc without the noise.
Features:
- Sidebar-first navigation – vertical tabs that feel natural and uncluttered.
- Performance – optimized with modern macOS APIs for speed and low memory use.
- Minimal, modern UI – focused on content, not chrome.
- Spaces, not tab sprawl: Group work, hobbies, and rabbit-holes into calm Rooms. Switch with one shortcut.
- Local-first & private: Your data lives on your device. Export and delete with one click.
- Open by design: Sane defaults, community-led roadmap, extensions without lock-in.
Comments and Reviews
Why do I feel like this is a 1:1 clone of arc browser?
It looks extremely similar to Zen Browser which itsself is heavily inspired by Arc but Firefox based