WAYNE MANOR HOUSEHOLD ON DUTY
Alfred
Wayne Manor’s loyal butler: calm, protective, and armed with a dry remark for your 47 open tabs.
“I shall keep the tabs in order, sir. Someone must.”
FREE · OPEN SOURCE · INVITE-ONLY MACOS BETA
An Arc alternative for macOS.
With better company.
Bunnytab keeps tabs in a collapsible sidebar. Press ⌘T to find open tabs, pinned pages, or recent history; save sessions, use separate profiles, add page notes, group related work, and put two pages side by side. Alfred or Dwight brings the personality.
Who’s taking you around?
Choose a character and matching browser theme. They’ll guide you through the features—and bring their own opinions.
ASSISTANT REGIONAL TAB MANAGER ON DUTY
Dwight
Strict, prepared, and fiercely loyal. He has a system for your tabs—and a backup system for that one.
“I have inspected the ride. It lacks a clipboard. We proceed.”
THE CAST IS GROWING
COMING SOON
More guides are on the way.
New personalities, new palettes, new ways to keep your tabs in line. This preview is just for show—Alfred and Dwight are the available themes today.
Choose a guide to see the tour in their theme. You can change your browser theme any time in Bunnytab.
NO CLIPBOARD REQUIRED (DWIGHT DISAGREES)Or skip to the feature list ↓
BUNNYTAB PRESENTS: THE TAB COASTER ✳
Alfred’s taking you through it.
WAYNE MANOR HOUSEHOLDALFRED HAS THE UMBRELLA
STOP 01 · PAGE NOTESLOCAL BY DESIGN
A note to your future self.
Pin a sticky note to a page. Come back to that address and the note returns to its saved spot. It stays on this Mac.
I’ve left a note beside the page, sir. Your future self will be most grateful.
— ALFREDPAGE NOTES · PRIVATE TO THIS MAC
Notes are stored locally and attached to the page address. No Bunnytab account or sync.
WHAT BUNNYTAB ACTUALLY DOES
Familiar browser basics.
More useful company.
Bunnytab is a free, open-source browser for Mac. It brings familiar Arc-style navigation together with page notes, task-based tab suggestions, and a character who reacts to browser events.
Leave a note on a page
Pin a movable sticky note to a website. Return to that page and it’s back where you left it, stored on this Mac.
Make sense of open tabs
Bunnytab suggests groups from tab names, sites, and activity. You decide whether to create the group; it never moves tabs on its own.
Let your guide react
Allow a site to send notifications through Alfred or Dwight. After idle tabs build up, Bunnytab asks before archiving them.
Get back to what matters
⌘T searches open tabs, pins, and recent history. Keep separate sign-ins with profiles, save sessions, and place two pages in split view.
This is an early Mac beta. Browser data stays on your Mac. Cloud sync, Chrome extension installation, Arc Peek, pinned folders, and Boosts aren’t included. Feature images are previews, not screenshots from a running build.
THE PRIVATE BETA PASSWORD REQUIRED
Your ticket, when you’re ready.
Keep the passphrase close.
Enter the current passphrase shared with you to download Bunnytab for Apple silicon Macs. The DMG is stored in a private R2 bucket; the site checks your passphrase and streams the file without revealing a public bucket link.
macOS · Apple siliconFree and open sourceBrowser data stays on this MacPassphrase can be rotated by the maintainer
THE RELEASE LOG
What changed, and when.
Each release gets a dated entry so testers can see what they are downloading.
First public beta build
A first look at Bunnytab’s character-led browser: Alfred and Dwight themes, a collapsible sidebar, ⌘T navigation, page notes, tab-group suggestions, character notifications, pinned pages, history, saved sessions, profiles, and split view.
Early beta: features may be incomplete or change. Cloud sync is not included.
THE OPEN CASE FILE
Tell us what’s missing.
Be devastatingly useful.
What would make you switch browsers? What broke? What made you laugh? Alfred will take notes. Dwight will schedule a review.