TAKE A LOOK AROUND

A browser with personality.

Actual beta interfaces captured with an isolated demo profile. Browser chrome and page surfaces are combined at their normal layout bounds. Click any image for the full screenshot.

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Add-ons & toolbar catalog

Install and review bundled examples or import your own JSON toolbar.

Gobsworth chat

Ask about settings without digging through menus. Local answers offer a direct link to the exact control.

Updates within reach

The update badge opens this page. Download progress and integrity checks stay inside Wayfarer.

What’s New

A popup introduces the additions in the installed beta, once per version; reopen it anytime.

Tab tools

Right-click a tab to duplicate it or mute noisy audio. Muted tabs show a clear indicator.

Gobsworth highlights the Guno setting after a question

Find settings with Gobsworth

Local question matching opens the correct category and marks the exact control.

The writing desk

Reviewed English typo and grammar suggestions, without an AI service.

Gobsworth’s quarters

Gobsworth’s personal homepage, settings questions, local writing assistance and delightfully imaginary tab receipts.

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Explorer’s instruments

Color Lab, local technology inspection and Page Camera, built into Wayfarer.

Your own browser skin

Create, edit, import and export a skin for the entire browser interface.

A home port of your own

Eleven block types: welcome, search, links, destinations, journeys, text, checklists, clock, image, countdown and quote. Arrange a portal that feels like yours.

Your map of the web

Create folders and nested folders. Drag links into them, rearrange destinations, edit names and addresses, search, delete, and import or export JSON.

Keep an expedition together

Save open website addresses and Wayfarer notes as a Journey. Return to the whole expedition later. History and notes stay on your computer.

Leave yourself a breadcrumb

Field Notes save automatically for a page and follow it across visits. They travel with saved Journeys.

A quieter web, built in

Ad, tracker and annoyance blocking with Ghostery’s engine and community filter lists. Turn it off globally or for one site. Cookie notices have their own switch; hiding one does not make a consent choice.

Optional accounts, automatic sync

Sync destinations, browser settings and Home Port across Wayfarer devices. Stay entirely local if you prefer. Accounts store profiles over HTTPS on our server; sync is not end-to-end encrypted.

Captain’s Cabinet · Ctrl+K

Search commands and open tabs. Find text, view source, reopen a closed site, print, save a PDF, or save and reopen an MHTML web time capsule.

Message in a Bottle

Copy a page title, link and playful caption to the clipboard. Release your discovery wherever you choose. Wayfarer never posts it for you.

Yes, there is a Touch Grass button

Park your open websites in a Journey before closing them. Take a one-, five- or fifteen-minute break. Resume the addresses from Journey Log. Unsaved forms and live page state are not restored.

Help shape the beta

Report bugs, errors, crashes, improvements and feature ideas. Review a readable email draft addressed to bugs@hameltonsoftware.com. Error capture is local; nothing is automatically emailed.

Build your own front page

Add, edit, hide, remove and rearrange blocks. Create a checklist for your next side quest or a countdown to your next adventure.

Themes, backgrounds, personality

Choose a Home Port theme, change the column layout, add a background or import a local image. Browser skins and portal appearance can be personalized independently.

For the CSS tinkerers

Edit Home Port CSS, create custom themes, and import or export a complete stylesheet. Appearance reset offers a way back if your experiments go sideways.

Bring your home port along

Export and import a portable profile with destinations, settings and Home Port. No account is required. Local backgrounds are embedded in your export.