The author here, with a bit of background: As someone who doesn't compulsively clean up their tabs and likes to keep a lot of research lines open, I was really dissatisfied with the native Chrome tab management capabilities. None of the existing extension worked quite how I liked either.
So I brainstormed some ideas and built this out. It worked pretty well for myself and some of my colleagues, so I spent a lot more time polishing it up for a wider audience.
Plenty of more ideas for improvement in the pipeline, but I think it's pretty useful already. Let me know what you think! The demo video explains most of the features pretty well.
Fun bit of trivia as well; the UI is written mainly in elm - which became a real pleasure to work with once I got the hang of it.
Also apologies for the double post - I posted this earlier but didn't get any feedback. I probably did something wrong!
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[ 2.6 ms ] story [ 10.1 ms ] threadPlenty of more ideas for improvement in the pipeline, but I think it's pretty useful already. Let me know what you think! The demo video explains most of the features pretty well.
Fun bit of trivia as well; the UI is written mainly in elm - which became a real pleasure to work with once I got the hang of it.
Also apologies for the double post - I posted this earlier but didn't get any feedback. I probably did something wrong!