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Pola Browser
✓ verifiedFree trial
macOS-only browser adding persistent tab folders, workspaces, and floating windows for people juggling many concurrent projects.
2.6K visits/mo
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Tabbit
✓ verifiedPaid
AI-native desktop browser that lets users chat with page context and run pre-built 'skills' to automate research, notes and content tasks.
861K visits/mo
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Gologin Cloud Browser
✓ verifiedPaid
Serverless cloud browser API with persistent sessions, built-in stealth and proxies, for AI agents, automation and scraping.
655K visits/mo
Pricing
Annual: €19.99/year (7-day trial)
Lifetime: €49.99 one-time
Free trial available
No public pricing
Professional: $24/mo billed annually (100 profiles)
Business: $49/mo billed annually (300 profiles)
Enterprise: $99/mo billed annually (1000 profiles)
Custom: $149/mo billed annually (2000+ profiles)
Free trial available
Core features
- ✦Persistent tab folders per project
- ✦Dedicated spaces for different contexts
- ✦Floating always-on-top tab windows
- ✦Separate browsing profiles per client or project
- ✦Visual, searchable research tree of browsing history
- ✦Sidebar tool integrations and cloud sync via Google Drive
- ✦Context-aware AI chat that reads tabs, files and screenshots
- ✦Library of thousands of site-specific automation skills
- ✦Multi-agent roles (research, operator, writer, analyst)
- ✦Access to multiple top AI models in one browser
- ✦Ability to turn recurring prompts into reusable custom skills
- ✦Local-first storage of highlights, chats and saved pages
- ✦Serverless cloud Chromium browsers
- ✦Persistent logged-in sessions
- ✦Built-in stealth / anti-detect fingerprinting
- ✦Residential & datacenter proxies in 150+ countries
- ✦Playwright/Puppeteer WebSocket connection
- ✦Headful mode for live inspection
Use cases
- →Freelancers separating client work into distinct browsing spaces
- →Researchers tracking a visual trail of sources
- →Professionals wanting persistent tab organization instead of tab clutter
- →Users wanting always-on-top windows for calls or reference videos
- →Researchers summarizing papers and academic feeds
- →Developers getting AI explanations of pull requests and diffs
- →Content creators extracting highlights from long videos or podcasts
- →Knowledge workers organizing and searching chat history and saved pages
- →Running AI browser agents
- →Web scraping at scale
- →Automating logged-in workflows
- →Debugging automation in live sessions
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