Wavebox
Wavebox is a Chromium-based productivity browser for Mac that helps you organize web apps, multiple accounts, and everyday work tabs in one place.
What is Wavebox?
Wavebox is a desktop web browser for Mac that is built around organizing web apps, websites, and work accounts in a single workspace. It is designed for people who spend much of their day in browser-based tools such as email, chat, project management, documents, and dashboards. Instead of juggling many tabs, windows, or browser profiles, you can group apps and sites into focused workspaces and keep multiple accounts signed in at the same time. Wavebox also supports Chrome-compatible extensions, split views, and app-style tabs that make web services feel more like dedicated desktop tools. It is a good fit for users who want a browser centered on productivity and web-app workflows rather than general consumer browsing. Wavebox is published by Wavebox and available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Key features
- Organize web apps and websites into focused workspaces and groups.
- Stay signed in to multiple accounts for the same service at the same time.
- Use Chrome-compatible browser extensions inside your workflow.
- Open apps and sites in app-style tabs for quicker switching and less tab clutter.
- View two pages side by side with split-screen browsing.
- Search across apps, tabs, and workspaces from one place.
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Wavebox is a legitimate productivity browser, so network access, website data storage, notifications, downloads, and sign-in prompts are normal for its purpose. Like any browser, it may store cookies, browsing data, saved sessions, and account information for the web services you use inside it. Extensions you install can also affect privacy and security, so it is best to keep the browser updated and only add extensions you trust.
Recommendation: Keep Wavebox if you actively use it for work or web-app organization. Remove it only if you no longer use it or prefer another browser, and expect to lose its saved sessions, local settings, and app-specific workspace setup unless you have synced or exported what you need first.
Common paths
/Applications/Wavebox.app~/Applications/Wavebox.app
Cache paths
~/Library/Caches/Wavebox
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/Wavebox
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/com.electron.wavebox.plist
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