Biscuit Mac 1.2.15 – Download

Many software developers no longer create desktop versions of their software because they believe that a web application can do the job very well. But what do you do when your browser is full of tabs for each of these web applications and organizing them becomes more and more difficult?

Biscuit was created to provide a simple and fairly obvious solution to this problem – yet another browser, but this one was designed from the ground up to help you keep all your apps organized in one place, and out of your main browser .

Electronic browser for your web applications

While you’ll find the ubiquitous address bar at the top of the window, the rest of the user interface sets Biscuit apart from most other browsers. For starters, you’ll notice that web apps are listed in the sidebar, instead of in separate tabs, and they can be sorted into categories.

If you click on a web application, it will be opened in the main panel. Once you access the app things are as usual, and if you come across a link that can be opened in an associated web app, you will have the option to either do that or just create a new tab. .

Organize your web applications and centralize notifications

Items are divided into two groups by default: Work and Personal. While these might work for you as well, you can always rename them and create additional groups.

When you add a new app, you can specify whether notifications should be allowed or not. When one of them requires your attention, you will see a green dot next to the icon.

Find the right app or tab instantly

If you’re working with multiple apps at the same time, finding a particular item can be tricky, especially when a web app has multiple tabs open. With the Application switch (⌘O), you can simply type the name of an app or tab to highlight it and bring it to the foreground.

While this is by no means revolutionary as there are many other browsers that are designed to handle web applications, Biscuit stands out with its remarkably intuitive design. Even if you have no idea what it is doing, you will be able to figure it all out in seconds. It supports just about all popular web apps and even lets you add your own, so there’s no good reason not to try it.

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