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Browser. Tabbed browsing over isolated, Node-less web renderers the app itself never touches — it sees metadata, never page bytes. One click clips the page into a bookmark, with the readable article body captured when the page allows it.

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A page, loaded at arm's length — The page paints in an isolated, Node-less renderer beside the app — the app itself gets the title, favicon, and security state, never the page's pixels or bytes.

What it can do

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  • Tabs with pinning, private tabs on throwaway sessions, a recently-closed ring, and full session restore across restarts.
  • Save to vault writes a Bookmark object with the cleaned readable content attached; a blocked page degrades to a link, never a failed clip.
  • Reader mode (Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+R) strips a page to a clean article.
  • Summarize this page — ask for the gist of whatever you’re reading from the ⋯ menu; the summary says where it came from.
  • Downloads save straight into your vault as file objects.
  • Automations can browse read-only in a separate, signed-out session — never your logged-in tabs.
  • Per-tab security state surfaced in the chrome.
  • Find in page, and browsing history kept as vault objects with visit counts.
  • Per-site device permissions are deny-by-default, surfaced through an explicit banner.
  • Cookies persist encrypted under the vault key.
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