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Aph repackages Firefox into a workspace-driven browser for people who separate work, research, and personal browsing. Nine switchable workspaces, container bindings, and a command palette keep sessions structured without extensions.
The browser archives idle tabs automatically, restores them with their container and workspace intact, and organizes links into two-level tree tabs. Starred tabs and tab unloading control memory and keep essential pages available during long sessions.
Aph ships for Linux as AppImage and Flatpak and for Windows as an installer or portable ZIP. Privacy defaults disable telemetry and experimentation, profile data stays isolated, and the project is licensed under MPL-2.0 as an unsigned beta.
Use Cases for Aph
| Nine isolated browsing contexts bound to hotkeys | Separate work, research, and personal sessions spatially |
| Keyboard-driven unified action and lookup launcher | Execute navigation tasks without pointer interaction |
| Persistent tab storage with metadata retention | Defer stale pages without losing session context |
| Spawn-based hierarchical tab nesting structure | Visualize research trails as collapsible parent-child trees |
| Grouped tab entities with labels and colors | Cluster related pages into movable browser units |
| Container-scoped identity per browsing context | Isolate cookies and credentials between activity domains |
| Protected tab markers resist cleanup operations | Pin dashboards and inboxes against bulk closures |
| Dormant tab memory reclamation with state retention | Reduce RAM usage during extended browsing sessions |
| Hardened telemetry and experiment defaults | Disable reporting subsystems via bundled configuration |
| One-time profile seeding preserves user modifications | Prevent update cycles from reverting custom settings |