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Introducing Bew Browser. A next-generation, developer-friendly browser with a custom interface built on top of WebKit. Clean, fast, and built the way I want to browse the web. Coming soon.

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Onur Aslan1 month ago

One of my favorite things about Bew is how developer-friendly it is. For example, this is Bew Flow. As you navigate through an app, it records which requests are being made and where they’re coming from, making it much easier to understand and follow the app’s flow. It works with any website too. In the video, I used Twitter as an example.

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Gregor Tokarev1 month ago

I’m gonna lose it if there’s one more WEBKIT browser release on x.

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Onur Aslan1 month ago

hahaha that’s exactly why I made it too

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Onur Aslan1 month ago

the entire video was created with

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Asdrúbal Chirinos (Astro) 🚀1 month ago

Here we go again with a flood of new browsers. We saw the same wave with Dia, Comet, and Atlas, and most of them never lived up to the promises they launched with. Hoping this new crop actually delivers. @browsercompany

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RPA | tool製作1 month ago

WebKitの上に独自の画面を作るの、普段のブラウザ操作まで自分で決められるのがちょっと羨ましいです。

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Brjan | AI Builder1 month ago

if it’s truly faster and more user-friendly, it might change dev workflows

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Dragos1 month ago

looks good. waiting to try it :)

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Bahruz Mammadov1 month ago

😎

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Ivan1 month ago

This looks so good!

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Onur Aslan1 month ago

Thanks!

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harsh - 15 y/o dev1 month ago

the request tracking feature actually sounds useful. what made you choose WebKit for it?

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Ján Turský1 month ago

WebKit makes this more interesting than another Chromium skin, but the custom interface will decide whether it survives daily use. Want to see how Bew handles devtools, so I followed

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Onur Aslan1 month ago

As developers, we built our own DevTools. Of course, you can still use WebKit’s DevTools at the same time, since WebKit has a huge number of features. But we’ll keep improving and expanding our own DevTools too.

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Mert Topuz1 month ago

"Developer-friendly" is exactly what I want to hear from a new browser. Looks great so far 👏

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Onur Aslan1 month ago

thanks, there are some really useful features in it

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Terry Carson1 month ago

This sounds like it's going to be great! Can't wait to see it.

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Onur Aslan1 month ago

Thanks! I can’t wait for the first version.

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Jens Lystad1 month ago

we goto stop vibecoding chromium wrappers

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Domi1 month ago

isn't webkit hugely buggy?

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Onur Aslan1 month ago

yes, but being native is important to me.

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