Alternatives

Products that do what Surfly - surf the web together (HTML5 based, no plugins, just works) does

1. 1
   Surfly▲80

   Surf the web together. From anywhere.

   2014

2. 2CF
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   2015 · metafruit.com

3. 3AR
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   2019 · github.com

4. 4IM
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5. 5DA
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   2017 · cretz.github.io

6. 6DB
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   2018 · dpage.io

7. 7EF
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   2021 · aspect.app

8. 8AS
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   2020 · john-doe.neocities.org

9. 9AE
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10. 10GT
    Grayscale the Web – A Chrome extension to help avoid mindless browsing▲119

    2018 · chrome.google.com

11. 11CL
    Chromely – Lightweight Alternative to Electron for .NET and .NET Core▲143

    2018 · github.com

12. 12DP
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13. 13PA
    Point – a Chrome plugin for private sharing and discussion on any website▲62

    2014 · getpoint.co

14. 14PA
    Pagehop, a launcher for the Web▲22

    2014 · pagehopapp.com

15. 15AD
    A drag drop webpage builder in 10k HTML/JS/CSS▲69

    2011 · 10k.aneventapart.com

16. 16RB
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    2014 · holloway.github.io

17. 17DS
    DeadMouse – Surf the web with just your keyboard.▲35

    2012 · chetan51.github.com

18. 18N2
    NatUIve 2.0 – lightweight, rich, open web▲54

    2019 · natuive.net

19. 19AC
    A conformant WebGL implementation for Node.js▲57

    2016 · github.com

20. 20SA
    Surfboard - A flippable way to experience the web in HTML5/CSS3▲18

    I love to use Flipboard on my iPad, but I was bummed that the experience couldn't follow me to the phone or desktop, so I decided to do something about it... I built http://ridesurfboard.com over the winter holiday and just finished it up last night, so I wanted to share it with the HN community first. The app turns any website with an RSS feed into a more human, flippable format. It's all HTML5/CSS3/JS and works best in either desktop Safari or on an iOS device, although you can use Chrome if you enable the experimental GPU Accelerated Compositing flag (a how-to is on the Surfboard blog).…

    2011

21. 21AM
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22. 22P1
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23. 23WR
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24. 24FI
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