So many tabs open that you can't read their titles anymore? Cent Browser is a Chromium-based browser with a scrollable tab bar, mouse gestures, Super Drag, and a private-tab mode.
Navigate pages with mouse gestures
Mouse Gesture lets you trigger browser actions by drawing gestures with the mouse. This gives frequent navigation tasks a pointer-based shortcut, without having to locate each command in a menu.
Super Drag adds another drag-based workflow: select text or a link, then drag it to invoke an action such as searching the selected words or opening the link.
Find pages in a crowded tab bar
Cent Browser's scrollable tab bar is designed for sessions where more tabs are open than can fit across the window. Scroll through the strip to reach tabs that would otherwise be pushed out of view, keeping them in the same browser window.
The browser also includes tab-management options and customization controls. Its Chromium base gives the interface a familiar layout for people who already use Chrome, while Chrome extensions can add tools to the browsing setup.
Separate private browsing from regular tabs
Private Tab opens a private browsing session in a tab, alongside regular tabs. Use it for a separate session when you do not want its browsing activity added to the browser's ordinary history. Cent Browser also identifies privacy protection and memory optimization among its built-in features.
A portable version is available too, and unlike many browsers it still supports Windows 7 and 8.
Pros
- Scrollable tab bar keeps crowded tab strips navigable
- Mouse gestures and Super Drag add alternate browsing actions
- Private Tab provides a private browsing mode within a tab
- Chromium foundation supports Chrome extensions
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 · 32-bit and 64-bit
What is Cent Browser?
Cent Browser is a Chromium-based web browser with added tab controls, mouse gestures, Super Drag, and a private-tab mode.
How does Cent Browser's scrollable tab bar work?
It lets you scroll through the tab strip to reach open tabs that do not fit across the window.
Can Cent Browser use Chrome extensions?
Yes. Its Chromium foundation supports Chrome extensions.
