Flight puts the focus on the web, not the browser. There's no toolbar, tab strip or sidebar. Double-tap ⌘ for address, search, tabs, pins, slash commands.
Any site you use is a keystroke or two away, from wherever you are. Built like your editor and your terminal.
/pin to see them all.
/split, or ⌥-click on a
link, pin, or tab.
Less browser means more focus on your work. Nothing to manage and nothing competing with the page.
/login,
/private, /history,
/downloads, /permissions.
If you're used to Arc, you'll like Flight.
No accountNo telemetryNo syncHTTPS onlyTrackers blockedNo lookups Your stuff stays yours. Everything is stored on your Mac.
A command bar that works like your launcher. Pins for the sites you keep open. The Mac shortcuts you already know: ⌘T, ⌘W, ⌘F.
There's no sidebar. Tabs and pins live in the command
bar. About a dozen shortcuts cover the whole app, and everything
else is a / command away.
Extensions and sync. Tracker blocking and 1Password is built in today, but no extensions, syncing, or importing - yet.
