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by felarof 1y ago
> Multiple profiles with different sets of cookies in the same window. This would be cool, will look into this. > Using a consistent design language. Don't use 4 sets of UI fonts and 7 color schemes in the same browser window. Ag
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by felarof 1y ago
This is a bold vision! Framework-like laptop but for browser :)
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by felarof 1y ago
We are adding command palette, that should be available soon! What commands do you want in command palette, I can think of: - tab, bookmark, history search - would you want command palette with AI features? -- like "group my tabs"
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by felarof 1y ago
> One of the things I want from a browser is to fade to the background and to expose those applications as natively as possible at the OS level (e.g. I want to be able to put browser-based applications into my dock without having to down
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by felarof 1y ago
Thank you, this is a very well put vision/feature list! We will prioritize this! I miss the above too -- vertical tabs, folders, command palette!
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by felarof 1y ago
I used to use Evernote reader mode before, which did something like this! Totally see the value. If you get a minute, please add it to our github issue, we will prioritize.
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by felarof 1y ago
> Reliable and encrypted sync is important. Thank you, we will add this to our list! Curious, what problem would the sync solve for you? Is it to sync between browser instances on different computers or do you want to use sync for cloud
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by felarof 1y ago
I actually chat/Q&A with web pages quite often. Examples: - If I'm writing any email in gmail, I paste the enter email thread into chatGPT, claude and take its help with rephrasing or fixing grammatical mistakes - I use chat t
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by felarof 1y ago
Got it. For ad-blocking, we are already working on integrating Adblock-rust, should be available soon! https://github.com/brave/adblock-rust
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by felarof 1y ago
> There is no analogous problem AI can solve for me in the browser unless websites dramatically change how they interact with requests from AI. Curious: Does summarizing, Q&A with web pages a problem for you?
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by felarof 1y ago
Got it! We already support local models. Do you use chrome extensions? Were you able to import the extensions you use into Zen?
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by felarof 1y ago
> It didn't even know what year it was, it's just a gimmick. I understand. But we are still in early stages of product-market-fit here, AI agent integration with browsers should get lot better. Thank you! We are adding vertical
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by felarof 1y ago
> What does automation have to do with the number of tabs? Also _should_ it _just_ work? Do we really need to automate consumption behavior now? Our agent can also help with tab closing, grouping, etc. We want the entire browser experien
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by felarof 1y ago
You should make Slashy a chrome extension for BrowserOS ( https://github.com/browseros-ai/BrowserOS ), then it can read/extract Linkedin using user credentials :)
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by felarof 1y ago
Yep, we are enabling this as well. I think it'll take a while for google chrome to roll it out.
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by felarof 1y ago
Hmm, wdym?
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Ask HN: What Arc/Dia features should we prioritize?(github.com)
31 points by felarof 1y ago|64 comments
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by felarof 1y ago
We are in early stages, but as a big Arc fan myself, we want to bring build this feature. If you can raise a github issue, we can get to work asap https://github.com/browseros-ai/BrowserOS
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by felarof 1y ago
I was a big fan of Arc too, they should at least open sourced it after abandoning. Anyways, now we are building BrowserOS, an open-source alternative to Dia -- https://github.com/browseros-ai/BrowserOS
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by felarof 1y ago
I'm wondering if they are using vanilla claude or if they are using a fine-tuned version of claude specifically for browser use. RL fine-tuning LLMs can have pretty amazing results. We did GRPO training of Qwen3:4B to do the task of a
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by felarof 1y ago
They probably wanted to start collect training data for their computer use models.
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by felarof 1y ago
This is super cool! If a "deep research" like agent is available directly in your browser, would that be useful? We are building this at BrowserOS!
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by felarof 1y ago
> The LLM should not be seeing the raw DOM in its context window, but a highly simplified and compact version of it. Precisely! There is already something accessibility tree that Chromium rendering engine constructs which is a semantical
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by felarof 1y ago
Just dumping the raw DOM into the LLM context is brutal on token usage. We've seen pages that eat up 60-70k tokens when you include the full DOM plus screenshots, which basically maxes out your context window before you even start doin
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by felarof 1y ago
we've tried Qwen3, Llama4, gemma3. But gpt-oss has been the best performing model so far.
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Show HN: BrowserOS -- browser agents with GPT-OSS, local llms(github.com)
12 points by felarof 1y ago|2 comments
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by felarof 1y ago
You should definitely checkout BrowserOS! -- https://github.com/browseros-ai/BrowserOS
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by felarof 1y ago
You should definitely checkout BrowserOS! -- https://github.com/browseros-ai/BrowserOS
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by felarof 1y ago
We can integrate this into the browser directly! -- browserOS.com
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by felarof 1y ago
Yeah, decided to change the name to avoid any troubles. Also, previous name was hard to pronounce :) Thank you for the feedback. Would love to chat more on discord ( https://discord.gg/YKwjt5vuKr ) and help you with your use-

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