Firefox-based browser with vertical tabs, workspaces and split view
Zen Browser is a free, open source browser built on Firefox that brings an Arc-style layout to the Gecko engine: vertical tabs in a sidebar, workspaces, split view, pinned essentials and a compact mode that hides the interface. It works with Firefox add-ons and Firefox Sync, and is developed by a volunteer community for Windows, macOS and Linux.
- features
- 4
- alternatives
- 7
- platforms
- 3
- Updated
- Oct 12, 2026
Features
Our take
Pros
- Arc-style vertical tabs and workspaces on the Firefox engine
- Split view and compact mode for a clean workspace
- Works with Firefox add-ons and Firefox Sync
Cons
- Young volunteer-run project that still has rough edges
- No mobile version is available
Editorial assessment by the Alternatives.tools team, based on what the product is known for. Not a user review.
Best Zen Browser alternatives
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ArcFreeSidebar-driven browser that organizes tabs into spaces
FirefoxFreeOpen sourceIndependent open source browser from Mozilla with tracking protection
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LibreWolfFreeOpen sourcePrivacy-hardened Firefox fork with uBlock Origin included
VivaldiFreeCustomizable browser with built-in mail, calendar and feed reader
4.7(4.4K) · App Store
BraveFreeOpen sourcePrivacy-focused Chromium browser that blocks ads and trackers by default
4.8(662.7K) · App Store
DiaFreemiumAI browser from the makers of Arc, with an assistant that reads your tabs
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