I recommend finding one or more that you like, my preferences doesn't always match everyone elses ;-) At times I have used ungit or git extensions (which, desp

I recommend finding one or more that you like, my preferences doesn't always match everyone elses ;-) At times I have used ungit or git extensions (which, despite its name contains a full desktop application. Today I use VS Code with a combination of Git Branch for visualization and Git Lens for the rest. Git Lens might need some configuration (I rarely use all the panes, but I use the interactive rebase tool from it as well as some annotationn features. For the visual rebase tool to work I had to configure VS Code as my git editor, but that is how I like it anyway.) Again: try a few, find one that makes sense for you. Jetbrains tools for example are generally good, liked by many and well though I understand, but still the git visualization (and a couple of other things) consistently manages to confuse me.