Arx Manual
Arx is a browser for the Mac with spaces for each part of your day, one bar for everything, and a sidebar that remembers. This manual covers it from the first launch to connecting an assistant and running Arx headless in CI.
Recording planned
A minute in Arx: switch spaces with a swipe, open the command bar, Shift-click a link into Peek, close it, and hide the sidebar with ⌘S.
Start here
Getting startedWhat Arx is, what it runs on, and the four keys that do most of the work.Bring in from another browserMove your profiles, spaces, pinned tabs and folders from Arc, Chrome or Dia, or from a bookmarks file.Export and importSave your whole Arx setup to one file, or your tabs as bookmarks, and bring them into Arx on another Mac. Free, offline, no account.Keyboard shortcutsEvery default key in Arx, the commands you can bind yourself, and how to change any of them.SettingsWhat's in each Settings pane, and how appearance works per profile and per space.
Explore Arx
Tabs and windowsThe sidebar, spaces, Peek, Split View and Little Arx.The command barOne field for tabs, history, commands and the web.Pages and mediaFind in page, page capture, Picture in Picture, downloads and private windows.Profiles, links and syncKeep work and life apart, route links from other apps, and move your setup between Macs.Assistants and MCP[object Object]DevelopersDevTools, localhost, unpacked extensions and headless runs.