Satori is small, fast, and quiet, with one field for addresses and searches.
Satori is a browser for Mac. It has one field for addresses and searches, tabs that sleep when you stop using them, and no account.
Satori runs on macOS 15 or later, on Apple Silicon Macs. It uses WebKit, the engine macOS already includes. Each tab is its own WebKit view, and WebKit runs pages in separate content processes, as in Safari.
The release notes list every change since version 0.8.0, the first.
Select text, right-click, and read its translation in a small card, worked out on your Mac.
Tabs down the left can now shrink to a narrow rail of icons, and open again to the width you chose.
History can search the text of pages you read, and the address field finds them too. The switch is off until you turn it on in Settings › Privacy.
A private tab now says what it keeps. The tab layout switches from a right-click. Focus can sit in the top bar.
Right-click a video and choose Save Video. A video that streams in pieces is joined into one file in your downloads folder.
The Shield icon in the address field shows what was blocked on the page, by kind, and whether a cookie banner was closed.
Pick Bitwarden in Welcome or Settings › Passwords. Satori installs its extension after you read what it may do, and its own suggestions step aside.
Welcome brings passwords and bookmarks over from Chrome, Arc, and other Chromium browsers in one click. Safari bookmarks come in as an HTML file.
Satori composes background sound on your Mac as it plays. Nothing is downloaded, and Soundscapes are off until you turn them on.
⌥⌘B opens bookmarks with folders, search across all of them, and sorting. ⌘D adds the page you are on.
The first time Satori opens, a few short steps set it up the way you like. Every step can be skipped.
⌘N opens another window with its own tabs and Spaces. Drag a tab out past the edge to move it to a new window.
The whole interface is translated into Spanish, Japanese, Russian, and Simplified Chinese. Your Mac's language setting chooses.
A link from another app opens in a small Kensho window first, so you can see the address before the page takes over.
Copy Address (⇧⌘C) strips tracking tags and click IDs from the link. Copy Original Address keeps them.
⌘-click and ⇧-click pick tabs together, to copy, bookmark, move, or close them in one step.
Satori steps back from the page. Focus hides the tabs and the bar, and Reading mode shows only the article.
Each window holds up to nine Spaces, each with its own name, icon, and tabs. ⌘1 to ⌘9 switch between them.
Satori remembers each site's color. The top bar, the sidebar, and the window around the page take it, and a ring on the tab's icon shows loading.
Drag a tab onto another tab or onto the page. A divider sets the width of each page.
Satori has no account, no sync, and no telemetry. Here is where your data is kept, and what leaves the Mac.
⇧⌘Y translates the page with Apple's translator, on your Mac. The globe beside Settings holds the language for each site.
Listen reads an article aloud, paragraph by paragraph. Space pauses it, and it picks up at the same paragraph later.
A tab you have not used for half an hour sleeps and gives its memory back. Keep Awake keeps the tabs you need ready.
Satori is signed with a Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple. macOS may ask you to confirm the first time you open it, but there is no malware or unidentified-developer warning. Updates arrive on their own through Sparkle.
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Requires macOS 15 or later on an Apple Silicon Mac.