Feature Request: Windows Support
Tandem Browser currently runs on macOS and Linux only. Several scripts and binaries are macOS-specific (e.g., xattr, Apple Speech Framework, Swift binary for voice).
Would love to see Windows support. The Wingman WebSocket connection works perfectly on Windows, but the browser engine fails to render pages due to GPU/rendering issues when launched from source on Windows 10/11.
Use case: Running Tandem on a Windows 11 laptop as a dedicated AI-browser workstation paired with a remote OpenClaw instance.
Steps to reproduce:
- Clone repo on Windows 10/11
npm install + electron-rebuildnpm run dev- Browser UI opens but web pages do not render (GPU errors in console)
Environment:
- Windows 11, Node v22, Electron (bundled)
- GPU process exits with code 34
npm run start fails: xattr not found
Would a --disable-gpu flag or a Windows-specific start script help as a workaround?
Feature Request: Windows Support
Tandem Browser currently runs on macOS and Linux only. Several scripts and binaries are macOS-specific (e.g.,
xattr, Apple Speech Framework, Swift binary for voice).Would love to see Windows support. The Wingman WebSocket connection works perfectly on Windows, but the browser engine fails to render pages due to GPU/rendering issues when launched from source on Windows 10/11.
Use case: Running Tandem on a Windows 11 laptop as a dedicated AI-browser workstation paired with a remote OpenClaw instance.
Steps to reproduce:
npm install+electron-rebuildnpm run devEnvironment:
npm run startfails:xattrnot foundWould a
--disable-gpuflag or a Windows-specific start script help as a workaround?