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.
A site you have visited opens in its own color. Satori remembers the color, so when you type the address and press Return, the top bar takes it at once. The page starts as that color, and the site develops out of it as it loads. You see the site’s color instead of white.
With tabs down the side, the sidebar takes the color too. So does the window under and around the page. A thin ring around a tab’s icon shows that the tab is loading, in the tab row or in the sidebar.
Satori colors only the sites it has seen. It reads the color from the page itself.
To pick another color, open a tab’s menu and choose Tab Color. It offers up to four colors from the page and remembers your pick for that site. Tab Color is not in the menu when tabs are down the side.
Adaptive is on by default. To turn it off, go to Settings › Appearance. The Customization page lists the other ways to set up the window.
Satori is small, fast, and quiet, with one field for addresses and searches.
Download Satori for Mac.
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.
