Sessions that survive
Cookies and logins persist across launches. Sign in to ChatGPT once; it's still there next week.
A browser that lives at the edge of your screen.
Press ⌘E anywhere on your Mac and a mini browser slides in from the side — ChatGPT, docs, mail, whatever you pinned. Press Esc and you're back exactly where you were.
Get SlideBrowser
macOS 14+ · free while in beta
- Summon. One global shortcut, from any app, on any display or Space — even over full-screen apps.
- Do the thing. Ask ChatGPT, check mail, look something up. Your sites stay logged in between visits.
- Dismiss. Esc slides the panel away and hands focus back to the app you came from.
Small browser, real browser.
Built on the same WebKit engine as Safari — not a toy webview.
Keep-alive tabs
Mark a site keep-alive and it never unloads. Everything else is managed by an LRU policy that restores history and scroll position when a page comes back.
Popups that behave
OAuth windows and window.open flows open inside the panel and close themselves when done. File upload and download work like a real browser.
Made for many screens
The panel appears on whichever display your pointer is on, joins every Space, and remembers the exact size you gave it.
Chrome, hidden
No tabs, no toolbars — just the page. Hover the top edge or press ⌘L when you need the address bar.
Private by design
No analytics, no history collection, no accounts. Site data stays in macOS's own WebKit store, on your Mac. Read the policy.
Keyboard first.
| ⌘E | Show / hide the panel (customisable) |
| Esc | Hide and return focus to the previous app |
| ⌘1–⌘9 | Jump to a pinned site |
| ⌘L | Address bar / search |
| ⌘R ⌘[ ⌘] | Reload, back, forward |
| ⌘W | Close popup |
| ⌘⇧G …anything | Per-site shortcuts — record your own key for any site |
Get SlideBrowser
SlideBrowser is in private beta and on its way to the Mac App Store. Follow this page for the release.
Requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon & Intel