Colibri Browser (64-bit)

Colibri Browser 64bit is designed to be fast, efficient, and uncluttered. Its interface is uniquely light and compact. It helps you browse the internet faster and view more content without endless tabs. Colibri Browser is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Links are designed to replace tabs, bookmarks, and history. You can add any web page to the Links for future reference with a single click. Links are persistent and stored securely on the server. A Unique Simplest Web-Browser Without Tabs for Windows!

Lists are designed for grouping and organizing the items in your Links. It is especially useful when your Links collection grows larger and you want to create smaller groups based on the topic. Feeds is a new addition to the Browser that lets you subscribe to web feeds. It will automatically fetch the latest entries so you won’t miss any updates from your favorite websites.

The import tool is one of the popular requests that it has received since the initial release of Colibri 64 bit. A month ago, added the “Import Bookmarks” feature to Colibri beta. You can find it on the menu (File > Import Bookmarks). The import tool takes the standard export format in HTML. In most web browsers or online services, you can export your existing bookmarks to such format.

The tool will first analyze the file and then it will let you know how many bookmarks and folders it can identify. Click “Start Import” to start the importing process. All identified bookmarks will be added to Links and all identified folders will be added to Lists.

Tips to browse the internet faster:

Use a keyboard shortcut to access the address bar
If you want to search the Links or enter a new address, you can quickly jump to the address bar by using the “Open Location” keyboard shortcut Command-L for macOS or Ctrl-L for Windows.

Open website directly with its name
In most other browsers, entering plain keywords will open the search results page for those keywords. On the tool, the address bar works differently. It automatically opens the first item of the search results. For example, if you enter youtube in the address bar, the program will directly open the YouTube website. This helps you open any popular websites quickly and predictably. If you instead prefer to view the search results page you can use the “Web Search” keyboard shortcut Command-E for macOS or Ctrl-E for Windows.

Use special keywords in the address bar
The address bar can also handle special keywords such as DuckDuckGo’s bangs. This helps you to search on thousands of sites directly. For example, if you enter !yt pizza, the app will directly open the YouTube search results page for the search term pizza. This works for many categories of websites, such as entertainment, multimedia, news, research, shopping, translation.

Also Available: Colibri Browser (32-bit) and Colibri Browser for Mac