Looking forward to the MacOs version! I'm currently using Vivaldi and it frustrates me on a daily basis how unfeatureful, unextendable and buggy it is. My idea

Looking forward to the MacOs version! I'm currently using Vivaldi and it frustrates me on a daily basis how unfeatureful, unextendable and buggy it is. My ideal browser would be - chromium-based [optional] - willing to forgo this if (1) it has a lot of features built-in, or (2) it is extendable in a language like `lua`. - tree view of tabs - vim keybindings - splits, moving windows to new tabs and back - file-based configuration - [optional] history sync (i'm fine with using my own cloud provider like icloud/dropbox) - renaming tabs and windows - remote control server (so i can interact with it from hammerspoon/alfred, eg: open the tab that is a local file with .pdf extension and refresh it (for asciidoctor/latex development)) - pdf preview - adblocker - redirecting urls, eg reddit.com -> old.reddit.com - automatic dark mode - modifying js and css of websites (eg removing toolbar on SO) - command line - smooth scrolling - [optional] chromium print preview - [optional] reader mode - [optional] vim mode for text input - [optional] easy integration with text-to-speech that is keyboard controlled