Litr documentation

Litr is a small, native browser for macOS. It draws its interface with GPUI and renders pages with the system's WebKit.

Using Litr

Getting started: install, first launch, the window
Tabs: the sidebar, pinned tabs, how Litr saves memory
Rooms: sets of tabs per project, switched with ⌥⌘1–9
Tidy tabs: group, move and close tabs when they pile up
Forget tabs: tabs that keep no history, cookies or data
Browsing: address bar, search, history, find, zoom, downloads
Bookmarks and importing: ⌘D, the library, and bringing over Chrome, Arc, Safari and more
Passwords: saving, filling in and importing passwords
Command palette: do anything from the keyboard
Appearance: glass edge, focus mode, hiding the sidebar
Reader mode: articles as plain, light reading
Assistant: summarize, ask about or translate a page, on your Mac
Ad blocking: what is blocked and how
Privacy report: what was blocked, on this page and this week
Scheduled tabs: unload or open tabs on a timer
Signing out automatically: leave a site signed out after time away
Web apps: turn a site into its own app
Developer tabs: local servers, status and live reload
Responsive view: a page at phone, tablet and desktop widths
Default browser and link rules: open links from other apps, by site
Sharing and Handoff: the share menu, copying links, continuing on iPhone
Settings: every option in ⌘,
Updates and About: how Litr keeps itself up to date
Keyboard shortcuts
Privacy and your data: what Litr stores and where
Troubleshooting