An address bar that remembers
Been to dash.cloudflare.com? Type "dash" and the rest fills itself in, like in Chrome. Try it:
Tab accepts the suggestion, Backspace drops it.
A browser for Windows and Android
Quick even on an old laptop.
YukiWeb puts the tabs you're not using to sleep, keeps your Yuki apps one @ away, syncs your PC with your phone and has a VPN built in. Free.
Windows 10 and 11 · Android 8+
Search or type @ for Yuki apps
VPN
Light
Made for the laptop you already have.
Thirty open tabs shouldn't turn your computer into a heater. YukiWeb saves memory where it can and leaves alone whatever is playing.
Tabs nap
A tab you haven't looked at in a while goes to sleep and gives its memory back. Click it and it wakes up where you left off. Music and video keep playing.
Edge engine
On Windows, YukiWeb runs on the Microsoft Edge engine that's already part of the system. Sites work the way they do in Chrome.
≈ 28 MB
That's the whole installer. Updates download by themselves and install the next time you start it.
A new tab with a view.
18 wallpapers, black and white or in color, or your own picture. Pick one in Settings → Appearance.
New tab
Your day, before the first click.
Sign in with Yuki ID and the new tab shows your chats, your music, the sites you love and how much time you spent online this week. You choose what stays.
Unread chatsWho wrote, how many, one click into the chat.
What you playedYour recent YukiMusic tracks, ready to play again.
Most visitedThe sites you actually open, not the ones you once did.
Clock and weatherThe time, the date and your city's weather in the corners.
Read without the noise.
Page tools
Everything a page needs, one click away.
Reader modeThe article in one clean column, serif or sans, bigger or smaller.
Translate any pageOne click, and the page speaks your language. Or always, for a language you pick.
Highlights that stayMark text in four colors, add a note. It's there next time you open the page.
Find on pageCtrl+F, with a count and arrows, without touching the page.
ScreenshotsThe visible part or the whole page, copied or saved.
A QR codePoint your phone at it and keep reading there.
Picture in pictureThe video floats on top while you do something else.
Select, then actCopy, search, translate on the spot or send the text to YukiChat.
Tabs, your way.
Tabs
Forty tabs, and still in order.
Right-click a tab to group it or put it next to another. The rest is on the keyboard.
Tab groupsName them, color them, fold them away.
Split viewTwo tabs side by side in one window.
Ctrl+K does it allEvery command in one box. Type, Enter, done.
Find a tabCtrl+Shift+A searches open and recently closed tabs.
Peek a linkShift+click opens it floating over the page. Esc and it's gone.
See before you clickHold Alt over a link for its title, picture and description.
Mute one tabThe speaker on the tab, one click.
Task managerShift+Esc shows what each tab uses, and puts heavy ones to sleep.
Your year, in tabs.
YukiWeb Wrapped
How much, where and when.
Time only counts while YukiWeb is on screen and you're at the computer. Your PC and phone add up together.
Hours and top sitesBy month, by year or all time.
Your favorite hourAnd the busiest day, and your longest streak.
What kind of browser you areNight owl, early bird or something in between.
A card to shareCopy it as a picture, straight into a chat.
Features
The small things you'd miss.
Tabs that shrink, then nap
Forty tabs? They get narrower, and the forgotten ones fall asleep.
openasleep
A VPN inside, with exceptions
One button turns it on. Sites on your exceptions list, and if you like every Russian site, open directly.
Russian sites skip the VPN
Yuki apps, one @ away
Type @ in the address bar for the list. @mu and Enter is YukiMusic.
Themes and an accent color
Five themes, eight accents and 18 new-tab wallpapers. On the phone it can simply follow the system.
One Yuki ID, everything with you
History and suggestions, bookmarks, search engine and theme move between your PC and your phone.
Windowsbookmark added
Androidalready here
Private tabsNo history, cookies gone when you close them. Ctrl+Shift+N.
Its own password managerSaves and fills your logins, and brings passwords over from Edge and Chrome.
Chrome extensionsInstall straight from the Chrome Web Store.
Bookmarks from ChromeOne-click import, plus a bookmarks bar.
Fullscreen videoThe browser gets out of the way entirely.
Tabs come backEverything's there after a restart, and Ctrl+Shift+T reopens a closed one.
@htmlPaste HTML and see it as a site, right away.
Permissions in plain sightCamera, mic, location: clear prompts and a list in Settings.
No mockups
This is what it actually looks like.
Android
The same browser, in your pocket.
On Android, YukiWeb runs on the Firefox engine and is shaped for thumbs: a home page with a big search, a menu at the bottom, and gestures.
- Swipe the address barLeft and right to the next tab.
- Pull downThe page reloads, like in Chrome.
- Matches your phoneLight or dark with the phone, or your theme from the PC.
- Tabs from your PCSend a tab from the PC and it waits on the phone's home page. And back.
- Pages of its ownHistory by day, bookmarks, downloads and settings.
For the keyboard
Hands stay on the keys.
New tabCtrlT
Reopen closed tabCtrl⇧T
Private tabCtrl⇧N
BookmarkCtrlD
Bookmarks barCtrl⇧B
DownloadsCtrlJ
Every commandCtrlK
Find on pageCtrlF
Search tabsCtrl⇧A
Task manager⇧Esc
Peek a link⇧click
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