gLinksWWW-browser

I built gLinksWWW, a lightweight standalone browser (Windows/Linux) designed for heavy multitaskers who are exhausted by repetitive workflows. Its core feature is a built-in 18-slot multi-clipboard manager that allows you to store and paste data using dedicated hotkeys (0-9, F1-F8), effectively breaking the single copy-paste limitation. It also features a unique retro-classic UI, zero-tracking privacy, and a native download progress tracker on the taskbar. Detailed feature list, screenshots, and binaries are available on the GitHub repository: https://github.com/rio719/gLinksWWW-browser

Hi HN, I'm a student developer who loves retro aesthetics and privacy. A few days ago, I shared my browser "gLinksWWW" here, but I received some valid concerns about sharing files via Google Drive. Taking your advice to heart, I have now officially open-sourced the project and moved everything to GitHub. Why I built this: I wanted a browser that felt like the old days but handled modern privacy needs. 9-Slot Multi-Clipboard: My favorite feature. Copy 9 different things and paste them using Ctrl + 1~9. As a student, this saves me so much time when researching and coding. Privacy by Default: No history, no tracking. I built it because I wanted to feel safe while browsing. Lightweight & Retro: It's designed to be fast and has that nostalgic UI. Since I am still learning, the code might not be perfect, but I've put a lot of heart into