Great work, I like it!

When taking on new contributors, you'll need to be headstrong with regard to which features you see as superfluous. You'll get a lot of feedback like "Whaat, no X? A browser has to have X!" and you'll end up with a Chrome-like UI if you give in to everyone's demands. For me, that would be the address bar, because I like to make sure I'm on the right page (rather than a phishing clone) when entering account credentials, but you probably have a good reason for excluding it and need to stand your ground :).

One bit of feedback: You should provide binaries as early as possible so that people can easily try it out and become excited about the project.

Good luck!

Thanks for great feedback!

When designing the address bar I actually have thought about phishing - thanks for reminding me.

Reminds me of the Min-browser. It has a similar goal and is also built with Electron. Perhaps there's some useful stuff for you!

https://github.com/minbrowser/min

Min actually inspired me to write cargo, because even min ships some features that I did not find myself using.

Is the OP aware that cargo is also the name for quite a few other things? For one the Rust package manager is named cargo.

I did realize that, but since cargo is a normal English word I did not bother.

I did a double take when I initially read the name, thinking it was a minimal browser _for_ Cargo packages.