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Introducing: Athas Browser - 2.4 MB native macOS browser - Built with SwiftUI and WebKit - 1.9k lines of Swift, zero third-party dependencies - Bookmarks bar, tab previews, vertical tabs

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Harry ✹ Web3 & Fintech UX 🇺🇦's profile picture
Harry ✹ Web3 & Fintech UX 🇺🇦1 day ago

Are you guys kidding me?

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athas.dev1 day ago

LOL

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Bhanu Nagar1 day ago

I like how one guy nowadays make products better then big companies with funding nice browser buddy

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athas.dev1 day ago

Thank you so much!

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Leo Falcon1 day ago

@bhanu4417 You know what would also be dope? Letting AI acess it, would save me a lot of time

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Bhanu Nagar1 day ago

@athasdev Evrything doesn't need to have ai in it i hate ai native browsers I don't need ai at all atleast in a browser

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Leo Falcon1 day ago

@athasdev Yeah but it doesn't have to be AI focused, just thst I can connect my Agent and it can do a job while I'm doing my own

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Bhanu Nagar1 day ago

@athasdev Nah buddy what do you need in a browser that you can't do urself

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Jayden Carey1 day ago

This is the 4th new browser launch I've seen in 24 hours what is going on 😂 Looks clean though 👌

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athas.dev1 day ago

Hahah thank you! I wanted to try myself with my own design taste and I simply shared my results. I love what they’re doing and hope they’ll continue!

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André Felipe Souza20 hours ago

@jaydenfyi you are so nice

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athas.dev20 hours ago

@jaydenfyi Thanks man!!

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Mikkel ALMONTE--RINGAUD1 day ago

no if it's not chromium, webkit's devtools are the worst thing on earth

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athas.dev1 day ago

What’s so bad about them? I use it almost every day

Mikkel ALMONTE--RINGAUD's profile picture
Mikkel ALMONTE--RINGAUD1 day ago

probably too used to the ones from chromium, i feel better in their network panel, sources panel and using the debugger; it feels way more intuitive to use

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max.jpg1 day ago

2 browsers in a day. Love me tl Banger test when?

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φ1 day ago

is it open source

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athas.dev1 day ago

I want to open source it. I’m just waiting to see what people thinks first

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φ1 day ago

I think it's amazing brother congratulations

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Deepanshu Mishra1 day ago

bruh 😭 looks nice though

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Harshit Duggal1 day ago

GOOD FUCKING CLONE!!!

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athas.dev1 day ago

What clone?

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Harshit Duggal1 day ago

sure you didnt clone this?

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athas.dev1 day ago

Check out all my work on GitHub, my profile, and see if I ever cloned or forked anything. Why would I clone it? It's 3k LOC already lol

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Kyle @ KyTech1 day ago

I know it’s not chromium but is it still possible to support chrome extensions? I’ve seen other WebKit browsers do this. Unfortunately I can’t live without 1Password in the browser.

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athas.dev1 day ago

Yes it’s possible. Orion supports it too

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Taufique1 day ago

Why is everyone suddenly building web browsers? 😂 This is literally the 3rd one on my feed today!

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tradingZer01 day ago

how it is different from this?

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athas.dev1 day ago

I don’t know. I never tried theirs

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mehdi1 day ago

Isn’t this just a fork of that search browser?

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Connor1 day ago

Huge.

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Max Katz1 day ago

beautiful!

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dhee • t3d.sh1 day ago

Now give it an agent to scroll

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Luke Berry1 day ago

woah

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athas.dev1 day ago

I actually had an idea of an “inbox” where I can connect multiple message/notification sources. Because I don’t want to have 6-7 tabs opened at all times, to stay connected. Then I realized I didn’t want to have another app window opened on my computer. So I decided to make a browser with no AI, better UI, built-in inbox. That’s why I started on this one. I think I’m going to continue, what do you think?

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Luke Berry1 day ago

i think that if you add a frameless mode (no borders) and a hotkey to hide the sidebar (tabs) i'd give it a go great work

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athas.dev1 day ago

Thanks man. It’s keyboard-first, I’ll add a frameless option as well and more settings

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Belioff1 day ago

hi, did you just fork this with some flavour?

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Anderson1 day ago

2.4mb is the whole flex

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Jeet1 day ago

bro gonna build everything

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Term1 day ago

Actually insane

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JSON x1 day ago

Is there a possibility to add a adblocker to it

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athas.dev1 day ago

Yeah I will do so!

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Sam1 day ago

Looks clean asf

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yochai glik1 day ago

Nice! What’s the innovation?

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Aidenstein Cookowskenberg23 hours ago

"I made OS's WebView as a browser"

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nyu1 day ago

looks really clean kudos

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Zaid Al Kazemi1 day ago

The prophecy spoke of this 💖

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Rakesh1 day ago

🙏

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Daniel White23 hours ago

Beautiful work brother

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COURT1 day ago

Where can we download it? Your website is for IDE editor

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athas.dev1 day ago

I’ll probably be publishing it. I’m waiting to see what do people think about it

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dim1 day ago

i think we don't need any more browsers :)

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Yakóv1 day ago

this is gonna be great

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Salise1 day ago

a 2.4 MB browser sounds super lightweight. love the idea of vertical tabs too

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jaidev1 day ago

crazy.

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Igor Silva1 day ago

OSS?

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athas.dev1 day ago

Will be yeah

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Igor Silva23 hours ago

following

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Julie Reynolds1 day ago

大佬,我记得你搞了好几个帅气的网站

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