nimbus

A Chromium browser with almost no browser around it. The chrome is a floating rail and a strip of tabs on Windows 11 acrylic, so what you see behind the panels is your actual desktop — not a picture of one.

Chromium 130.0.6723.191 Electron 33.4.11 Windows 10/11 · x64

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Good evening.

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  • Open multibrowse.waimoe.online
  • Search for “multi”
  • Switch profile — Work
  • Inject custom CSS
  • Reopen closed tab
Accent
Panel opacity
Blur
Acrylic material
Greeting

What you get

Six things, done properly

Each one is colour-keyed to its stripe in the mark, top to bottom.

Real acrylic

The window uses the Windows 11 acrylic material, so the panels sample your live desktop rather than blurring a screenshot. Opacity and blur are sliders — turn the glass down until your wallpaper reads through it.

A rail, not a toolbar

Search sits at the top of a floating vertical rail, then your shortcuts in full brand colour, then downloads and settings. Add, reorder or remove any of them; icons resolve from the hostname on their own.

Tabs that hold still

Every tab is the same width. They grow to fill the strip and shrink together as more open, so a tab stays where you last saw it instead of jumping every time you switch. Close is a red dot.

Everything through ⌘K

One palette for typing a URL, switching tabs, reopening a closed one, changing profile, or injecting custom CSS into every page. It is also where the address bar went.

Profiles that separate

Each profile is its own Chromium session: separate cookies, logins, storage and cache. Sign into two accounts on the same site without either noticing the other.

The rest of a browser

Downloads with progress and pause, a context menu that knows what you right-clicked, tracker blocking, four search engines, and five accent colours that retint the whole interface at once.

Muscle memory

Keys

⌘K
Command palette
⌘T
New tab
⌘W
Close tab
⌘R
Reload
⌘,
Settings
Alt ←→
Back and forward

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