🚀 Zen Browser Customization: Arc Style

[@saiswayamshree]

so many customization options, I love it. Installing rn

[@kelvinhey]

Great. The Zen Browser really has a lot of customization options.

[@khxxed]

really nice vid man! 🤍

[@kelvinhey]

Thanks 😀

[@AshutoshKumardevx]

Thanks Kelvin for contributing your time for building such a great browser. The recent update looks really great. The only thing that I miss right now is to create a pinned folder. I can pin tabs but cannot create a folder just like we can in Arc browser. Do you have any plans to implement the folder features?

[@kelvinhey]

Thank you for the feedback! However, I just want to clarify that I'm not a developer of the browser. Many users have requested the pinned folder feature, so there’s a good chance that future releases will include it.

[@jaybhamare8943]

Too good!!!

[@kelvinhey]

👍

[@RohitKumar-vc5gt]

I've been using Zen and love how polished it looks and feels for an Alpha product-it's fast and visually appealing. However, the "Spaces" feature is a major drawback for me. Workspaces in Zen feel like simple tab groups, with no separate passwords, bookmarks, or tabs. Profiles just open new instances, which leads to multiple Zen windows, making it clunky. In comparison, Arc handles this much better, with Spaces offering seamless separation and syncing across devices. I'd love to see Zen adopt a similar approach-having Profiles as “people,” but with separate Spaces within each, complete with independent passwords, tabs, and bookmarks. Any tips on using Workspaces better or updates on plans to improve this?

[@kelvinhey]

There’s an extension that helps organize tabs in a way more similar to the Arc Browser. It’s called Sidebery. It’s an alternative to native tabs and the workspace implementation in Zen. I couldn’t get it to work, though-I’m not sure if it’s because of recent updates to Zen Browser. Extension: zen-browser.app/mods/39907934-59e9-4e42-89f0-a254d3c5e280/