Horse Browser is designed specifically for neurodivergent users, particularly those with ADHD. It shifts the traditional browsing experience from linear tabs to a more fluid system called Trails®, which allows users to follow multiple threads of thought without losing track of their main ideas. This approach reduces mental clutter, letting users focus on their research rather than struggling to remember where they last left off. Users can easily navigate their browsing history visually, which minimizes anxiety and enhances their ability to explore tangential ideas. With Horse Browser, users can organize their discoveries into customizable lists, complete with names and emojis that reflect their priorities. This feature allows for quick switching between topics and helps keep track of important information without the chaos of typical browser tabs. The interface captures users' natural thought processes, mapping connections and insights in a way that aligns with how they think, which is especially beneficial for those who might feel overwhelmed by traditional browsing methods. The browser aims to enhance productivity by allowing users to externalize their working memory. Pages remain visible until they choose to remove them, creating a tidy workspace. This feature supports better focus and decision-making by keeping all relevant information accessible. Horse Browser is not just for casual users; it's tailored for professionals like journalists and researchers who need efficient ways to manage their work and thoughts.