Browser Hub puts every browser on your computer in one place: a single icon in the top panel that opens a clean list of everything you have installed, ready to launch with one click. No more digging through an app grid full of near-identical icons. Browser Hub recognizes over 50 browsers — Firefox, Chrome, Brave, Edge, Vivaldi, Opera, Zen, LibreWolf, GNOME Web, and many more — however you installed them: as a regular system package, a Flatpak, or a Snap. A small badge tells you which is which. If you use browser profiles, Browser Hub shows them too: - Firefox and Chrome/Chromium-based browsers: every profile, listed by name, with your default one clearly marked. - Firefox's newer profile groups and Zen Browser's workspaces show up as their own colored, icon-labeled entries — jump straight into a specific one without opening the browser first. Two more one-click shortcuts sit right at the top of the menu: - Launch your current default browser, or pick a new one from a simple list — no digging through system settings. - Start a "burner" session: a fresh, throwaway browser profile with anti-tracking protection turned on, perfect for a quick private errand. It cleans itself up on its own — no manual work needed. Everything is optional and configurable from the extension's preferences — show or hide any of the above to match how you actually browse. Not affiliated with any browser vendor mentioned above; all names and logos belong to their respective owners.

Extension Homepage

https://github.com/baxyz/gnome-extensions