Focus on non-interference office experience, and Sidekick browser is online.

CTOnews.com, March 8 (Xinhua)-- A developer with adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) recently launched a web browser called Sidekick based on the Chromium project.

The browser's biggest highlight is the "non-interference office experience", which removes the built-in tracker, optimizes memory, provides tag pause, promises to improve page loading and running speed, and reduces distractions when loading web pages.

Sidekick web browsers have built-in anti-distraction (distraction blocker) features to redirect social media sites to your work or creative pages. For example, if a user accesses youtube.com, he can redirect to the mail.google.com page. The browser also has a task manager that can attach tasks to the desktop as notes, and a built-in tomato clock to balance work and rest cycles.

Sidekick browser integrates Slack, Gmail, Telegram, Skype, Notion and other popular services, and users can quickly control these accounts at the same time.

The Sidekick browser also has a built-in split-screen mode that allows you to use two tabs in one window, and a built-in focus mode that mutes all notifications to further reduce interference.

CTOnews.com with Sidekick browser download address: https://www.meetsidekick.com