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Here's the first Prototype! Mori is a Chromium-based MacOS Browser, with Codex Integration. Supports: - Chrome Extensions - Codex integration for AI-browser use - Left/Ride Sidebar (so Theo - t3.gg won't crash out) - PiP-media playback - Themes - Folders (didn't show in video, but exists & works!) -...

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