Air Browser

Air Browser puts your favorite websites in the macOS menu bar — each one a click away, in its own window, without adding one more tab to Safari.

Give a site its own icon in the menu bar and it's always one click from anywhere: your chat app, your music, the live score, the dashboard you check twenty times a day.

PUT SITES IN THE MENU BAR
- Pick any site and its favicon appears as its own menu-bar button — no menu to open first
- Everything else stays tucked in the Air Browser menu, with icons and titles
- Choose exactly which sites get a button, from Settings or from the window itself

WINDOWS THAT BEHAVE
- Pin a window on top so it floats above your work — perfect for scores, tickers and chat
- Make a window see-through with one click, at the opacity level you choose
- Every window remembers its own size and position, launch after launch
- Open a site that's already open and its window simply comes forward — never a duplicate
- New windows can open pinned by default

ADD A SITE IN SECONDS
- Paste a URL — the title and icon are fetched for you
- Rename anything; the title is editable before you save and any time after
- Duplicate URLs are caught as you type

FULL BROWSING, WHERE YOU NEED IT
- Back, forward and reload in a native toolbar
- Real WebKit rendering — sites work the way they do in a normal browser
- Edit, reorder or delete a site from Settings, or straight from its window's menu
- Launch at login

GREAT FOR
- Social networking and messaging
- Online music and radio
- Live scores
- Project boards and internal dashboards
- News - Stock market and crypto tickers

Add your sites once, and stop hunting for them in a row of identical tabs.

Questions or ideas? Sed them at k.suryawanshi@gmail.com