OmniWeb
Universal version latest seen at v6.0 test · Reported by 4 Macs in the community.
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OmniWeb is a free, feature-rich web browser for macOS from The Omni Group, designed to put users in control of their browsing experience. It uses the Safari engine but adds distinctive features like visual tab thumbnails, customizable workspaces that save browsing sessions (including open tabs, history, and window positions), per-domain content rules (ad blocking, cookie management, text sizing), and drag-and-drop tab management. The app was widely used by power users and Mac enthusiasts in the 2000s and 2010s for its attention to detail and productivity features. While OmniWeb's active development has slowed, a native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionOmniWeb now ships as a native Universal Binary for Apple Silicon. According to The Omni Group's official announcement, all their apps including OmniWeb are available as native universal apps on M1-powered Macs and later. You can download the native build from the Omni Group's website at omnigroup.com, or install it directly from the Mac App Store — the regular installer and App Store listing both automatically serve the native Universal Binary on Apple Silicon Macs, so your next download will get the native version without any special steps. After installing, your existing bookmarks, workspace configurations, and preferences will carry over seamlessly. The native build will run noticeably faster and more efficiently on M-series Macs compared to the Intel version running under Rosetta.
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