FeedsBar
FeedsBar streams curated news headlines across your desktop in a slim ticker, with topic-based feeds, customizable placement and speed, full-screen mode, and optional music-based updates.
Tame the web without opening a dozen tabs. Preview sites, pin web apps, manage bookmarks and feeds, route links between browsers, monitor uptime, block distractions, and keep essential pages floating neatly in your menu bar.
Tame the web without opening a dozen tabs. Preview sites, pin web apps, manage bookmarks and feeds, route links between browsers, monitor uptime, block distractions, and keep essential pages floating neatly in your menu bar.
FeedsBar streams curated news headlines across your desktop in a slim ticker, with topic-based feeds, customizable placement and speed, full-screen mode, and optional music-based updates.
Browser Cookie Bridge transfers cookies and active sessions between seven Chromium browsers and ChatGPT Codex, with optional Browserless uploads, local-first processing, and background syncing for a smoother multi-browser workflow.
Tsundoku lets you save bookmarks to your self-hosted bookmarking service with a global hotkey, supporting Safari, Chrome, Edge, Arc and Brave, with tag autocomplete, duplicate detection, and multiple services.
Default Tamer routes links to the right browser automatically, based on the app, domain, or URL pattern. Work, personal, and testing browsers stay neatly separated, while everything runs locally with no tracking.
Glanceway keeps news, stocks, RSS feeds and developer updates one click away. Install ready-made sources, create your own with YAML or JavaScript, or let AI generate them while everything stays private and local.
Pinster sits in your menu bar and opens pinned websites in fast, floating popovers, so your favorite tools stay close without the clutter of a full browser.
Peek lets you preview your favorite websites instantly from the macOS menu bar, helping you stay informed without endless tab-hopping and offering fast access to full pages whenever you need them.