Overview
Organize browser tabs into workspaces.
Too many tabs open? Create workspaces, put your tabs in there, and switch between them whenever you need. Workspace automatically saves all your tabs whenever you close the window and restores them once you open it again. You can create a workspace for a particular subject in school, personal project, gift idea, travel plan, or others. Version 0.7 ========= - New option to keep workspaces sorted by name - New option to add new workspaces to the top - Open workspaces are visually marked in the list - Import & Export - Better local files handling - Fixed restoring workspaces in fullscreen mode
8-Bit AmitMar 19, 2024
It's basically just opening your tabs in a NEW WINDOW and therafter grouping them
lv zhaoyangMar 17, 2024
A great extension for creating workspace and managing tabs! Thank you for you great work! It's really a useful tool for me! It would be better if I can open the workspace manager on the top left of the chrome, just like what workona does!(Because it is more convenient) Thanks again for your fantastic work!
Felipe GoizuetaMar 7, 2024
Love this! simple, light and really functional, please add shortcuts to change between workspaces!
Vojtěch SmejkalDeveloperMar 12, 2024
Thank you for the review. There is a shortcut to open the workspace list (Alt + W), then you can use arrows and Enter to switch between workspace. Hope this helps.
Details
- Version0.7
- UpdatedFebruary 18, 2024
- Offered byVojtěch Smejkal
- Size1006KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- Developer
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