What is Biscuit?
Biscuit is a browser where you can organize your apps. If you set your most frequently used apps into Biscuit, you can immediately access and start using them. There is no need to tediously search your tabs for the apps you've previously opened.
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Biscuit - A browser where your favorite apps won't get buried in tabs
Biscuit is a free browser where your favorite apps won't get buried in tabs.
- Clearly separate your work and your personal stuff
- Individual sessions for each app
- Related tabs will be organized automatically
- You can set notifications freely for each app
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Review Biscuit?
5/5 based on 19 reviews
Reviews
•1 review
I really like the idea of a separate app that I can open and check out all my updates from various sites then close so i don't get distracted. I've tried @stationhq, @ramboxapp, @get_shift, and more.
Great features:
- The grouping feature in Biscuit, although simple, is a great feature.
- I also like that if I click a link in an app it opens a new tab instead of opening the tab in my browser.
Questions:
- Are the applications hibernating after a certain amount of time? If so, what is that time and could it be optional per app?
Issues:
- When I run the 1.0.3 appimage on Linux Mint 19.1 the application icon is not displayed correctly.
- If I make the sidebar the smallest I can the group button disappears, and the group names are tiny. Could the group names be set to display some sort of alias instead? ie. the first letter in the group name, or all the capital letters in the group name
- Some of the custom apps that I have added, discord and protonmail, have signed out after the app has hibernated and i try to open the application. Is this a feature or a bug?
