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Hmmm, this seems like a minimalist version of my tab manager, Tabli: http://www.gettabli.com http://www.gettabli.com Tabli is based on a similar concept (being
by antonycourtney 10y ago
Hmmm, this seems like a minimalist version of my tab manager, Tabli: http://www.gettabli.com http://www.gettabli.com
Tabli is based on a similar concept (being able to save sets of tabs with a meaningful name), but is a full-featured tab manager, allowing you to see all open tabs, switch between tabs, and revert to last saved version of a tab set.
What's the roadmap / vision for Tabbie and how does it differ from Tabli?
(To OP: If the projects seem similar enough in spirit and you'd be interested in combining forces and collaborating on Tabli, please let me know!)
- hharnisch 10y agoHey! Just wanted to say I did try Tabli and found it to be a solid extension. However it didn't quite fit into my workflow and there's enough features that it felt overkill for what I was trying to accomplish. The goal is to save a group of tabs with a minimal steps restore them later, just keeping it simple.
- lunelson 10y agoTabli looks great. Curiously, it doesn't mention that it syncs across computers; but looking at the docs I notice that it uses a folder inside Chrome's Bookmarks, so I guess you also get syncing for free—looking forward to testing it