ASTROHACKER

SCREENSHOTS

Astrohacker TermSurf — terminal, real browser panes, and product apps in one window.

  1. Astrohacker TermSurf window with two browser panes using different profiles at the same time

    Two different browser profiles in one window

    Each pane runs its own browser profile—separate sessions, cookies, and logins—side by side. Look at the bottom-right of each viewport for the profile name (e.g. chromium/gallerya vs chromium/galleryb). Ordinary browsers keep you in one profile per window; TermSurf keeps multiple profiles open together in a single window.

  2. TermSurf window with two browser panes showing the Astrohacker blog and home page

    Two real browser panes at once

    Split the window and open two sites in parallel—for example product home and the blog—without juggling separate app windows. Both panes are real Chromium surfaces in the same TermSurf frame.

  3. TermSurf split window with Astrohacker Shell on the left and a browser pane on the right

    Shell and browser, same window

    Keep a real shell session next to a live browser pane. Agents and humans can drive the web without leaving the terminal host.

  4. TermSurf split window with the Astrohacker calculator on the left and the product website on the right

    Product apps beside the web

    Full-pane TermSurf apps (here, the scientific calculator) sit next to a normal website. GUIs and browsing share one layout instead of a pile of separate programs.

  5. TermSurf split window with product help on the left and a browser pane on the right

    Help open while you browse

    The product help cheatsheet runs as its own pane next to whatever you’re looking up on the web—docs and context without losing your place.

  6. TermSurf split window with product help and the Astrohacker calculator in two panes

    Apps compose with apps

    Not only web + shell: TermSurf product apps can sit side by side—help and calculator here—as first-class panes in the same host.

  7. Astrohacker TermSurf window showing a browser pane open to the Astrohacker website

    A real browser engine in the host

    When you only need one surface, TermSurf still hosts a full browser pane—not a system webview—inside the terminal product.

  8. Astrohacker TermSurf window showing only Astrohacker Shell

    Still a terminal when you want one

    No requirement to open a browser pane. Astrohacker Shell alone is a normal full-window terminal session—multi-pane is optional, not mandatory.