Colibri

It uses Chromium v52 and will be regularly updated to the recent version.

• Account is required to use Links, Lists and Search. They are stored on the server.
• Windows and Linux versions are definitely coming.
• Tabs were needed because page rendering was very slow. Having pages in memory helps for fast page switching. Colibri replaces Tabs with Links (a list of URLs stored remotely). Page switching is slower but you essentially get unlimited, persisted, organizable, and searchable Tabs.

Thanks for your feedback. It’s good and I don't disagree with you.

This browser at its current state is not trying to replace your default browser, simply because of the lack of features (plugins, password manager, payment, etc).

It’s only goal is to change the browsing experience for people who constantly have a lot of tabs. I have been happy using it and hope others can try it.

The website definitely need more content on explaining how it works without the tabs. I’m still working on how best to communicate it.

For now I hope you can try the beta app on the Mac. It has a quick guide when you launch the app. It’s really quite straight forward to use it.

I want to be able to change email for login.

It should work now even without protocol.

Example when used with Dribbble. http://skimpage.com/feeds/525304587e34d09e14000006