Leaf Browser Alpha
An experimental browser that runs in chrome.
What is Leaf Browser Alpha?
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Summary
An Experimental Browser UI that runs in Google Chrome.
This App is mostly an experiment to think about web browser UIs in a bit of a different way.
Key Features:
• A tree structure for managing your tabs (that you can choose to hide) (like tree style tabs / treetabs for firefox). • No distinction between bookmarks and tabs. • Ability to rename tabs. • Ability to "pin" tabs to prevent accidentally navigating away / closing. • Not all tabs need to be loaded at once (they are loaded when you want them to be, and marked with a tick. You can also unload tabs to free up memory without fully closing them). • Ability to clour-code tabs. • Completely Open Source - https://github.com/samlanning/leaf-browser
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User reviews summary
Pros
- Great alternative to Chrome on a Chromebook
- Simple side-by-side web browser
- Runs on the same user agent as your Chrome version
- Faster than Google Chrome
- Helpful for watching restricted content
Cons
- Needs access to camera and microphone
- Cannot bypass school restrictions
- Enabled extensions are the same as in Google Chrome
- Lacks bookmark functionality
- Flash Player enabling not intuitive
Most mentioned
- Great alternative browser
- Same user agent as Chrome
- Access to camera and microphone
- Extensions are shared with Google Chrome
- Restrictions bypassing
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Safety
Risk impact
Leaf Browser Alpha is risky to use as it requires a number of sensitive permissions that can potentially harm your browser and steal your data. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing. We recommend that you only install Leaf Browser Alpha if you trust the publisher.
Risk likelihood
Leaf Browser Alpha has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.