Puffkin

A soft plush toy waits in every new tab, with the sites you visit most in a Dock below it. Type to search, one click to go. Squeeze it and it sinks in and slowly springs back. Press and hold, and the room darkens while it breathes with you: in for four, out for six. KEEPS YOU COMPANY · Six companions: a cloud, a chick, a whale, a little ghost, a rice ball and a bunny, each with its own world; the cloud is built in, the others download only when you pick them · Photographic fur you can actually feel: squeeze, pat, pull, stroke · It lives in the whole window: it floats or hops where you click, can be picked up and thrown, and flies when it is very happy · Window light moves through the day; it can rain, snow or drift with leaves; each time you open a tab it may be asleep, daydreaming or peeking in at you · A bedtime mode with rain, a low hush or a slow music box, fading out as you fall asleep · Take a polaroid of it; make a sticker to paste into a chat or save as a transparent PNG HELPS YOU FIND AND KEEP THINGS · A Dock like macOS along the bottom: paste any text and every address in it is added, and sorted into cards by topic · Just type: your Dock and cards first (Chinese names also match by pinyin), the web last; "gh react" searches GitHub directly, with "yt", "bili", "tb" and 16 more sites · From any page, type pf and a space in the address bar to find the sites you keep here, or press Alt+Shift+F (Option+Shift+F on a Mac) to search right on the page · Quiet widgets on the desktop: a clock, today's list (it is glad when you finish something), a focus timer, a note · Optional: search your browser's bookmarks too, or turn bookmark folders into cards once (you grant it first and can take it back) · Save a backup file to restore on another computer, or let the browser's own sync carry the Dock and cards with your account (off by default) · The interface follows the browser's language: English or Chinese It never gets hungry, never gets cross and never minds if you stay away. No tasks, no streaks, no guilt. Private by design: no account, no analytics, no ads, and your browsing history is never read. Everything stays in your browser. Only three kinds of request ever leave it: site icons (can be turned off), companion art when you choose to download one, and the weather lookup if you turn real weather on.