Command Browser

Command Browser

Highlight, Save, and Sync

138 ratings
137 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 17 Aug 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 14, 2020
  • January 3, 2026

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About

This browser helps you organize and understand online content. It features a web highlighter for marking up pages, an internet journal for saving various content, and a reading list for articles. Integrations with popular note-taking apps allow seamless transfer of saved information.

βœ“Web highlighter
βœ“Internet journal
βœ“Reading list
βœ“Note app integrations
βœ“Ad blocking
βœ“Biometric locks
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What's New in Command Browser

3.9.8

January 3, 2026

fixed the open in extension to continue opening command browser

User reviews

Good but Full of Issues

I use it on my iPad with ios 18, since i don't want to update. I like this app especially because of the Peek feature. Which i don't have in Safari. It makes it convenient to check out links and sites without leaving a page. Though the app is also several lacking. Such as clipboard. I can't use clipboard and need to always type every link manually. If i change Websites to the Desktop Version, the page zoom doesn't work. If i text-select words, the context menu is missing β€œlook up” and other things.
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Default zoom % πŸ™ Notion still broken?

Thanks for updating! Default zoom % setting please? πŸ™

Not sure if still true…
- syncing to Notion fails silently (in fact claims to sync)
- crashes every time I long-press a piece of highlighted text, choose Journal, then OK it.

More demanding asks ... 1⃣ Notion integration needs reworking IMO so that tags made in Command stay attached to specific highlights (as they are when they are created in Command) . Currently, when sent to Notion, tags get rolled up into a bundle as a property of a URL and as a result information (that tag X was attached to highlight Y) is LOST. To fix this, I think the Highlights table needs to have each *highlight* as its entity/row/granularity, rather than URL. Ideally a related "Pages" table with URL as base would store page title and page-scope comments. If that's hard (or not possible to auto-populate related fields?) then URL and page title could just be properties of each highlight in the Highlight table, with those values repeated for each highlight in a page. 2⃣ I really miss being able to highlight also from my laptop and to see highlights I've made in the past. A Chrome extension would be perfect. 3⃣ Data protection: I'd love to know that my Notion data isn't being exposed to accidental sharing or even erasing.
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Sebuah browser potensial dengan fitur unik dengan kualitas dan tampilan premium

Saya tidak menyangka kalau browser ini belum populer, padahal fitur dan inovasinya begitu potensial dan sangat bermanfaat, browser ini memberikan saya perspektif baru sebuah cara yang tidak pernah terfikirkan sebelumnya dalam berselancar di internet modern saat ini.

Broken on tahoe

Since the latest update Command crashes upon opening in tahoe. BEFORE the update, it was working fine. Is there any way to revert the previous version?

Sad. Sync broken and crashes

So disappointing. I ❀️d you Command but ...
syncing to Notion fails silently (in fact claims to sync) , crashes every time I long-press a piece of highlighted text, choose Journal, then OK it. Thanks!

Also ... 1⃣ Notion integration needs reworking IMO so that tags made in Command stay attached to specific highlights (as they are when they are created in Command) . Currently, when sent to Notion, tags get rolled up into a bundle as a property of a URL and as a result information (that tag X was attached to highlight Y) is LOST. To fix this, I think the Highlights table needs to have each *highlight* as its entity/row/granularity, rather than URL. Ideally a related "Pages" table with URL as base would store page title and page-scope comments. If that's hard (or not possible to auto-populate related fields?) then URL and page title could just be properties of each highlight in the Highlight table, with those values repeated for each highlight in a page. 2⃣ I really miss being able to highlight also from my laptop and to see highlights I've made in the past A Chrome extension would be perfect. (Diigo implements this nicely ... but seems abandoned) 3⃣ Data protection: I'd love to know that my Notion data isn't being exposed to accidental sharing or even erasing. Maybe Notion limitations make that impossible to guarantee but I suggest you at least warn of what could happen
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Crashes when trying to pay for the app

Bug

Keyboard shortcuts not working

Bug

Issues with opening files and PDFs

Bug

Highlights sometimes getting deleted

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Requested Features

5 requests

Add support for M1 Macs

Feature

Implement Chrome extension for cross-device sync

Feature

Improve PDF handling and viewing

Feature

Add ability to sort and organize journals

Feature

Integrate with more note-taking apps like Craft

Feature

FAQ

What does Command Browser do?

Command Browser is designed to help you make sense of the internet by providing tools for organizing and understanding online content. It includes a web highlighter, an internet journal for saving various types of content, and a reading list for articles you want to read later.

What are the key features of Command Browser?

Key features include a web highlighter to mark up webpages, an internet journal to save memes and webpages, a reading list for articles, and integrations with major note-taking apps like Notion and OneNote. It also offers ad blocking and biometric locks for privacy.

Is Command Browser free to use?

Yes, Command Browser is free to use. There are no sign-up requirements and no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in its description.

How does Command Browser sync data?

Command Browser uses iCloud for syncing data between your devices. It emphasizes that it does not use third-party servers, ensuring your data stays with you and is secure.

Who would benefit from using Command Browser?

This app is ideal for students, researchers, writers, and anyone who consumes a lot of online information and wants to save, organize, and annotate it effectively. Its integration with note-taking apps makes it a powerful tool for building a personal knowledge base.