buffr

Vim-modal browser. Native shell, GPU-accelerated compositing via CEF. Keyboard first. No Electron. No web UI for chrome.

This site is the user-facing docs surface. The chapter list on the left covers:

Getting started — build from source, run the dev tree.
Configuration — the [general], [search], [theme], [privacy], [updates], [accessibility], [keymap] sections.
Keymap — every default page-mode binding, with a reference for the vim-flavoured action grammar.
Multi-tab — multi-tab BrowserHost, session restore, pinned tabs.
Hint mode — f/F follow-by-letter overlay.
Updates — the once-a-day GitHub release check, opt-out, and the manual --check-for-updates CLI.
Privacy — what buffr stores, what it never does, and the one network request it makes by default.
Accessibility — CEF renderer accessibility, keyboard-first chrome, high-contrast theme.
Packaging — Linux AppImage / .deb / AUR; macOS .app + .dmg; Windows MSI.
macOS signing — Developer-ID + notarization plan.
UI stack ADR — why winit + softbuffer for chrome instead of full OSR.