Favourites in the row
Bookmarks are chips inside the toolbar, not a second strip under it. Folders open as columns, the way the old strip did.
A Chromium browser by Z7, built on 156. Favourites sit in the toolbar row, workspaces hold a set of tabs, and the rail is glass rather than chrome.
Download for Windows Version 156.0.8078.80 · 64-bit
Bookmarks are chips inside the toolbar, not a second strip under it. Folders open as columns, the way the old strip did.
Save the tabs you have open as a named workspace and bring them back with one click, per window.
History, passwords and bookmarks live on your machine. No account is required, and nothing is uploaded to Z7.
Brows tracks upstream Chromium for rendering and security fixes, and keeps the interface the original browser had: history, bookmarks, downloads, passwords and site information open as panels over the page, never as separate settings tabs.