Tabsets

Tabsets

Handle more links with less tabs open

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Tabsets is a browser extension which helps you organise your links. As simple as that - but expect more than just something like bookmarks!
This is the 2nd launch from Tabsets. View more
tabsets

tabsets

Browser extension to manage tabs and bookmarks with ease
With the Tabsets Extension, you'll have a new way to organize your Links - with a nice UI, many handy features, and running in the Browser's Side Panel
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Launch tags:
Browser Extensions•Chrome Extensions•Productivity
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What do you think? …

Carsten Gräf
Maker
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"Eat your own dog food" - that's the advice you hear, and I follow it, of course. I use tabsets every day and try to improve it all the time. But I need someone else to taste my dog food. Without feedback, I will never understand why someone might stop using the extension. I will never know why some potential user stopped in the middle of the installation process or why she did not consider it in the first place. Please try my dog food and let me know what you think! Tabsets aims to replace whatever you tried to achieve with bookmarks and offers lots of ideas and potential to improve the management of links (or tabs, or URLs). You can organize your links in many different ways (sets, colors, tags, ...) and simply keep this navigation structure open in the side panel where it does not interfere with your main work.
Heleana Grace
Heleana from Videodeck here. Love the "eat your own dog food" approach! It's the best way to improve. Quick Q: What's the most unexpected or unique way you've seen users organize their links with Tabsets? And if you ever need a video to showcase Tabsets, we've got you covered! 😉
Maciej Czajkowski
"Eat your own dog food" ?? What is that about? I heard that you first need to prove that "dog eats dog food", but "Eat your own dog food"?
levene
@mac_czaj hhhh It's just a saying, meaning that you have to use what you make first.
Carsten Gräf
Maker
Hi @mac_czaj, I was trying to being witty :) - this phrase refers to someone who's using his own product (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ea...). I'm trying to use tabsets as much as I can to understand its weaknesses and missing features.