Welcome to Slash + Roadmap

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Welcome, and thanks for checking out Slash.

Slash is an AI-native, private-by-default web browser. It runs for you, on your machine, where nothing leaves and anyone can check. No account, no telemetry, no cloud sync. The assistant can actually act on the web (search, read pages, open tabs), on your own AI key or a free local CLI, and everything personal stays on your device, encrypted at rest.

Get started

• Try it: download the latest installer from Releases (Windows is the first build; it is unsigned, so SmartScreen will warn on first run, click "More info" then "Run anyway").
• Build it: git clone, npm install, npm start. See the README and CONTRIBUTING.

Where things go

• Found a bug? Open an issue with the bug report form.
• Have an idea? Use the feature request form, or float it in Ideas here.
• Questions, setups, show-and-tell? Right here in Discussions.

What is in 1.0

Tabs (pinned, suspended, restored, private), a full search-engine system (custom engines + one-click "add this site"), a built-in AI panel, the privacy layer (ad/tracker blocking, HTTPS-only, encrypted DNS, per-site permissions, encrypted keys/passwords/store, clear-data), move-in from another browser (bookmarks, history, sessions, passwords), a built-in password manager, and your profile as just your computer account.

On the roadmap

Honest about what is next:

• True multi-window (private tabs ship in 1.0; separate private/normal windows need a refactor and are next).
• Code signing so Windows stops warning on install.
• macOS and Linux builds.
• Third-party-cookie hardening, a proxy/Tor option, and more from PRIVACY.md.

If a browser that works for you instead of watching you sounds good, dig in. Issues, ideas, and pull requests all welcome.