VebMove from Firefox to Veb.
Reference archive: this page documents the original Yab browser. Features, platforms and release dates here do not describe the current Veb prototype. Veb release plans →
Veb takes Firefox’s bookmarks from an exported HTML file and its passwords from a CSV file.
It goes through Firefox’s own export files, on your Mac. Nothing goes through a server.
Checked October 9, 2026 against Veb’s current release. The full story is in the Manual’s Bringing in from another browser.
What comes over
| From Firefox | Into Veb |
|---|---|
| Bookmarks | Yes, from an exported HTML file |
| Passwords | Yes, from an exported CSV file |
| History | No |
| Open tabs | No |
| Extensions | No: add Chrome’s from the Chrome Web Store |
| Sign-ins to sites | No: you sign in again |
How
- 1Download Veb and open it. It needs macOS 15.4 or later.
- 2In Firefox, open the menu, then Bookmarks › Manage bookmarks, and in the Library window Import and Backup › Export Bookmarks to HTML…
- 3In Firefox, open about:logins, then its ••• menu and Export Passwords… (Export Logins… in older versions) to a CSV file.
- 4In Veb, open Settings › General › Bring in from another browser and bring each file in. Then delete the CSV: it isn’t encrypted.
What changes after Firefox
Veb next to Firefox, area by area. The full comparison has the table and sources.
AIVeb leads
Only Veb has an agent that clicks, types and finishes tasks in your pages. Firefox’s Smart Window beta chats with tabs you share and groups them, and a sidebar chatbot can use Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Le Chat or Copilot; it can’t click or fill forms, and one switch turns all AI off. Veb’s agent works in tabs of its own beside yours, signed in as you, on your Claude or ChatGPT plan; Send, Pay and Delete wait for your yes.
Agents like Claude Code and CodexVeb leads
Firefox can be driven over MCP, through Mozilla’s Firefox DevTools MCP, which starts its own Firefox. Veb can be driven over MCP and a command line, through yab mcp and the yab command, for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and any MCP client.
Tabs and windowsVeb leads
Firefox has tabs down the side as a setting, Split View, folders in the sidebar and tabs that sleep. Veb has tabs down the side, spaces, Split View, folders in the sidebar and tabs that sleep.
PriceFirefox leads
Firefox: Free; its built-in VPN is free up to 50 GB a month. Veb: Free; its AI runs on your own Claude or ChatGPT plan.
Where it runsFirefox leads
Firefox runs on Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone and Android. Veb runs on Mac. On a Mac, Firefox needs macOS 10.15 or later and Veb needs macOS 15.4 or later. On the phone, Firefox: iPhone, iPad and Android; syncs tabs, bookmarks, passwords and history. On the phone, Veb: Veb for iPhone, in beta on TestFlight; syncs spaces, tabs, bookmarks, history and chats.
Engine and extensionsa matter of taste
Firefox is built on Gecko, Firefox’s engine; Veb on WebKit, the engine Safari uses. Firefox takes extensions from Firefox’s add-ons, Veb from the Chrome Web Store.
PrivacyFirefox leads
Firefox has a VPN and open code. Smart Window sends prompts and what you share through Mozilla’s servers to partner models; Mozilla says it keeps no chat logs without permission and doesn’t train on them. Veb has an ad blocker built in. Veb has no account and no server of ours between you and your sites; what your agent reads goes to Anthropic or OpenAI under your account.
Questions
Does moving change anything in Firefox?
No. Veb only reads Firefox’s files or the files you export. Firefox keeps everything, and you can go on using both.
Will I stay signed in to my sites?
No. Sign in once in Veb; it keeps the passwords you brought and offers them under each sign-in box.
Do my extensions come?
Not from here. Veb runs Chrome extensions: add them from the Chrome Web Store, where Add to Veb sits in place of Chrome’s button.
Can I bring it in again later?
Yes, any time, from Settings › General › Bring in from another browser.
What does Veb cost?
Nothing. Its AI runs on the Claude or ChatGPT plan you already pay for, if you connect one.
Veb, Very Expensive Browser.
Free for the Mac. Arc’s sidebar, your own Claude or ChatGPT as the agent, Chrome extensions on WebKit.