Engineered for fanless Linux and focused workflows. True tab hibernation, side-by-side dual split view, isolated multi-account containers, and zero mouse dependency.
Most modern web browsers consume gigabytes of memory, leak telemetry continuously, and expect a pointing device for every interaction. Mise takes a fundamentally different path: it treats web navigation as a keyboard-centric, distraction-free environment designed to respect both your hardware and your privacy.
ARCHITECTURAL PILLARS
~/.config/mise-browser/.Keep your hands on the home row. Every major workflow is reachable via concise, mnemonic keybindings:
| Shortcut | Command | Action |
|---|---|---|
f | Link Hints | Highlight all clickable page links with two-letter tags |
Alt + S | Dual Split | Toggle side-by-side split screen view |
Alt + \ | Swap Panes | Swap active page and split page positions |
Ctrl + 1 to 9 | Workspace Jump | Switch between isolated multi-account containers |
Ctrl + L / o | Omnibar | Open floating address bar with search engine aliases |
Ctrl + Shift + H | History Overlay | Search, reopen, or purge visited history records |
Alt + N | Scratchpad | Open Markdown quick-notes scratchpad |
Ctrl + Shift + P | Private Window | Open zero-trace volatile browsing container |
F1 / Ctrl + H | Preferences | Adjust hardware flags, sleep timeouts, and site shields |
Download the self-contained Linux AppImage from GitHub Releases and run directly on any distribution:
# Make executable and launch
chmod +x Mise-*-x86_64.AppImage
./Mise-*-x86_64.AppImageYou can also compile directly from source:
# Clone and run from source
git clone https://github.com/Rakosn1cek/Mise-browser.git
cd Mise-browser
npm install
npm startMise combines the battle-tested rendering speed of Chromium and Electron with custom modular subsystems written in vanilla JavaScript:
libsecret, macOS Keychain, and Windows DPAPI hardware-backed encryption for persistent cookies..user.js and .user.css user customisations.