This is the first post in the Getting Started series. The whole series exists because Horse Browser doesn't behave like the browser you've been using, and the few minutes it takes to read these posts saves a lot of time later.

This post is the boring one: getting Horse onto your machine.

Download and install

Go to Downloads.
Pick your platform. Horse runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
Open the downloaded file and enter the licence key you received by email.

Download webpage showing different versions of Horse Browser

Horse is on your machine. The next post is the one that actually changes things, it covers Trails, which replace tabs and are the reason the rest of the browser feels different.

All posts in this series:

[1.] How to download Horse Browser

[2.] How to Use Horse Browser's Trails

[3.] How to Turn Horse Browser Into Your Ultimate Productivity System

[4.] How to use Areas, Projects and Notes in Horse Browser

[5.] How to Close and Update Horse Browser, plus How to Save Your Trails