Alfred
Devoted, dry-witted, and already concerned about that tab you opened three Tuesdays ago.
FREE · OPEN SOURCE · INVITE-ONLY MACOS BETA
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?
Pick your guide. They’ll show you what Bunnytab can do. Expect opinions.
Devoted, dry-witted, and already concerned about that tab you opened three Tuesdays ago.
Survivalist. Rule-maker. Loyal colleague. He has classified the snacks as a security risk.
Choose a guide to start the ride. You can switch the browser theme later.
BUNNYTAB PRESENTS: THE TAB COASTER ✳

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.
— ALFREDNotes are stored locally and attached to the page address. No Bunnytab account or sync.
WHAT BUNNYTAB ACTUALLY DOES
Pin a movable sticky note to a website. Return to that page and it’s back where you left it, stored on this Mac.
Bunnytab suggests groups from tab names, sites, and activity. You decide whether to create the group; it never moves tabs on its own.
Allow a site to send notifications through Alfred or Dwight. After idle tabs build up, Bunnytab asks before archiving them.
⌘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 BETA WAITLIST INVITE-ONLY BETA
Request access to the free, open-source macOS browser beta. Bunnytab brings Arc-inspired sidebar tabs, ⌘T search, history, saved sessions, profiles, and split view together with page notes, tab-group suggestions, and character-led alerts.
THE OPEN CASE FILE
What would make you switch browsers? What broke? What made you laugh? Alfred will take notes. Dwight will schedule a review.