Kenos
Safari’s engine.
Not Safari’s chrome.
A small browser for macOS: the WebKit already on your Mac, tabs and an address field, and almost nothing else in the way.
Inside the glovebox
What you actually press.
Ads stop before they load
EasyList, EasyPrivacy and uBlock’s own filters as WebKit rules. On YouTube, SponsorBlock skips crowd-sourced segments and you can skip in-player ads — both optional in Privacy.
Keychain only
Offer to save, autofill, Touch ID to reveal. Nothing is uploaded to us — the items live in the macOS keychain under Kenos.
Strip the page, keep the words
Reading mode, hide any element, float the video when you leave the tab. The shortcuts stay out of the chrome until you need them.
Top, bottom, or down the side
A strip or a column you can tuck away. Spaces if you want separate sets of tabs. Sleep idle ones without losing your place.
On this Mac
Browsing stays here.
No Kenos account. No analytics package of ours. History and bookmarks sit in Application Support; passwords in the keychain. The only calls Kenos makes for itself are update checks, optional filter-list refreshes, and SponsorBlock lookups when that feature is on — written down in the privacy policy.