Lists: Arrange all the saved items into smaller groups or collections based on topic.

Links: Stores all your history and bookmarked sites and offers you to save more page or site links to it with just a click.

And it gets latest feeds automatically and keeps you updated all the time.

Feeds: Where you can subscribe from to the web feeds and follow up.

Commands can be given using keyboard shortcuts.

The bottom line is that Colibri Browser is super minimalist and it's fast because of that.

Toggling Adobe Flash Player is also an option. From here, you can configure Colibri Browser to improve privacy, change the default search engine, activate 'Do Not Track' and manually clear cookies and other temporary web browsing files. The normal features that are included are all accessible from the hamburger menu icon in the top-left corner of the interface. When activated, a purple 'P' will show up beside the web page. One feature that Colibri does incorporate, however, is private browsing. That makes for an extremely fast web browsing experience because system resources aren't wasted on processing multiple web site simultaneously nor does it incorporating any of the non-core features required to simply browse the web.

The user interface of Colibri Browser is beautifully minimalist and lacks many of the sometimes unused features that other web browsers focus on. The idea here is that without having to deal with a wave of information from multiple sources, users of this web browser can simply focus on one page at a time. Unlike virtually all modern browsers today, Colibri does away with the tabs and allows you to focus on single-tasking.

Move over FireFox and Chrome, we have a new web browser in town called Colibri Browser which apparantly does exactly what Chrome's mission was back in the day: a minimalist and fast web browser without distractions. Zippy web browser that does away with tabs, focuses on privacy and removes some of the clutter common on other web browsers.

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