Spatial pages
Open links in a direction and keep the source visible. Your layout becomes a map of the question you are answering. Learn spatial browsing
Keep the page. Keep the path.
Glub Browser replaces the tab strip with spatial page tiles, focused Workspaces, and a transit map of where you have been.
Windows early preview
Glub is a Chromium-based browser built around page relationships instead of a tab strip. Open a result beside its source, preserve the larger task in a Workspace, and return through a history that reads like a journey.
BrowseUse familiar websites with keyboard-native control.
BranchPlace related pages left, right, above, or below.
OrganizeKeep project contexts in Workspaces and Stash.
RetraceSee browsing history as connected routes.
Related pages stay beside the page that produced them. Open the image at full resolution to inspect the interface.
A browser that remembers the shape of your work
Section titled “A browser that remembers the shape of your work”Workspaces and Stash
Preserve a project as a Workspace, or set a page aside without closing it. Understand Workspaces
Keyboard-first control
Browse, arrange pages, search open work, and operate every major panel without reaching for a mouse. See every command
History as a journey
Follow transit-style routes through previous pages instead of scanning a flat chronological list. Explore the History Map
Browser essentials are still here
Section titled “Browser essentials are still here”Glub changes how pages are arranged—not what a browser must do. You can enter URLs, sign in to websites, download files, save passwords, control site permissions, use private browsing, and block ads and trackers.
The current preview is for 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11. The installer is not yet code-signed, so review the installation and verification steps before running it.
Start with the tour. The five-minute guide teaches the mental model in the same order you will encounter it in the browser.