Lazyfox troch bliss

Lazyfox hides the tab strip, the URL bar and the menus. Your page gets the whole window, with a slim status bar along the bottom. Everything else runs through one leader key: press ; and a small menu of bindings appears, press the key for what you want, and it happens — no mouse, no Enter.

Your new-tab page becomes a command center: a search box over your recent actions, open tabs, history, bookmarks and downloads, plus quick-launch web apps (Spotify, YouTube, X, …) that you can tweak in the settings.

Highlights
· Link hints — every visible link gets a short label; type it and the link opens.
· Split view — two tabs side by side, no window manager required.
· Sessions — save and switch named windows; tabs and split layout come back exactly.
· Find in page — highlights matches with a live count and neovim-style yank.
· Stealth tabs — isolated tabs that wipe their cookies when they close.
· Scroll keys — h/j/k/l, gg/G and d/u work like vim, and Esc unfocuses any input.

Everything works on internal pages too (about:* and error pages), so you can never get stuck. The browser stays fully in your control: it is customizable from the settings page, and no telemetry, analytics or data ever leaves your machine.

Install notes
Lazyfox is two halves: the add-on (this listing) and a one-time companion installer that physically removes the browser chrome for the full keyboard-first experience. Install from this page, press ;I (or open the extension's setup page) and follow the one dialog — your bookmarks, passwords and other add-ons are untouched.