alexays/lilo is a macOS browser built with Swift and AppKit. It is not a Chromium fork; it uses the system WebKit while supporting Chrome extensions. The latest release is v0.5.0. The provided FACTS do not separately state what changed in this version. The repository description and README introduce the browser's features and its public beta status.
Lilo organizes tabs and profiles into spaces, and it can place a terminal tab beside a page. A built-in MCP server lets the agents users already work with control the browser. It is not described as providing separate AI features. The README also introduces importing spaces, pinned tabs, and folders from Arc. It offers tracking blocking and privacy protection settings, the license is MIT, and no account is required. This setup is tailored to handling workspaces and control by existing agents together inside the browser.
The README states that Lilo is in public beta. The repository has 8 stars, and the momentum score recorded in the FACTS is 2.4. No other evaluation scores are provided. So within the verifiable scope, it is a macOS browser that bundles WebKit, Chrome extensions, and agent control, and it needs to be judged in light of its public beta status.