Wexond

Wexond is a modern and extensible, Chromium-based web browser built with some of the trendiest web technologies such as Electron and React.

The feature that stands out the most is the browser's native support for tab groups, making it especially useful to users who require a bit of extra control over how they manage their tabs. To manage groups or to add new ones, click the designated button from the upper right side of the main window, right next to the minimize button.

Since it's Chromium-powered, it's no slouch either, with next to decent loading times. However, considering it's built with the aforementioned web technologies, let's just say that it's not the snappiest browser out there.

As mentioned before, Wexond sports a fairly typical layout and looks like a modern browser should, an effect made even more obvious thanks to its "pointy" GUI elements. While we're on the subject, it's also worth highlighting that this app boasts a Material-UI which is in direct accordance with Google's Material Design, basically, if you like how Google's popular web and most Android apps look, you will love Wexond as well.

One other aspect worth knowing is the fact that Wexond is still a very young project. Even though we haven't encountered any bugs whatsoever, it's worth noting that very few typical features are available. Our tests revealed that the History section is the only one that currently works.

Regardless of the fact that with time, even more handy features will find its way into Wexond, the browser is still usable in its current form. By far the most annoying issue is the lack of a "continue where I left off" feature, which would allow you to continue browsing sessions with all your previous tabs.

If you're looking for a browser that enables you to manage and group tabs straight out of the box and you're not necessarily picky when it comes to the lack of various basic features, then you should give Wexond a quick run-through to see what's what.