Toby For Tabs

I like Toby for several reasons. First, it is far more graphic: You establish several categories for tabs to reside in, such as “websites I should definitely check out,” “gaming sites,” and “work things,” and you place your open tabs as clickable cards. You can slide these cards around in any order or transfer them to a new category at any time, which is a terrific method to establish a priority list of tabs that will ultimately help you minimize the number of items on your “to visit” list.

In addition to gaining access to the extension’s dark mode – my personal favorite — if you create an account with Toby, your tab configuration will also be synchronized with the company’s servers, guaranteeing that a browser crash will not disrupt your neat, orderly arrangement. Toby will start in each new browser tab you open, guaranteeing that all the websites you’ve been meaning to visit will continue to remind you that they exist.

You may also add additional “note” cards if you need to keep track of essential data or simply want to make a brief conversation about a certain website or category. If you want to send your pals a list of all the amazing gaming sites you’ve been gathering, it’s very simple to share a whole category’s worth of tabs.