Vertical tabs, spaces that keep their own logins, and idle tabs that put themselves to sleep.
Windows 10 and 11 · x64 · free and open source
A space is its own set of tabs, its own color and its own pins. Give it its own profile and its logins stay there too, so work accounts never meet personal ones.
Ctrl Alt and an arrow moves to the next space. The sidebar takes its color with it.
Cookies, history and extensions can belong to one space. Sign in to two accounts of the same site without a private window.
The row at the top follows you into every space. Pinned tabs stay in the space they belong to.
There is no toolbar to aim at. One box opens a URL, finds an open tab in any space, or runs anything Rail can do by name.
Ctrl K / L / TOpen the command bar from anywherea tab titleJump to it, in whatever space it livesa commandPin, move to a mini window, open DevToolsa URLOpens in the current spaceIdle tabs give their memory back and fade out. Search still finds them in the archive.

Ungoogled Chromium 155 runs the pages. Webium draws the sidebar. No Electron.
Space colors, sleep timers, link routes, the site-colored bar. Tune each one or turn it off.

Every line is on GitHub under BSD-3-Clause. Found a bug, want a feature? Open an issue or send a pull request.


Chrome turned it off. Rail did not. Full uBlock Origin comes preinstalled.
New versions come from GitHub and get checked against a signature first.
v0.1.8 · Windows 10 and 11 · x64 · macOS and Linux later