Easily access and thoroughly organize any number of tabs while using Google Chrome with the help of this useful and efficient extension.
- Toby
- Version :0.4.10
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Axiom Zen
Toby Description
If you have found yourself in the situation where you had to work with multiple tabs at the same, then you surely must know what a pain it is to bookmark and organize them in such scenarios.
While Chrome comes equipped straight out of the box with a pretty competent bookmark manager, it can be a bit counterproductive to make use of it when there are vast numbers of open tabs involved.
This said, you can improve Chrome’s tab and bookmark organizing capabilities with the help of a lightweight and useful extension called Toby.
The perfect mix between a bookmark utility and a tab manager
Simply said, Toby is a bookmark manager with some useful tab management features that aims to provide you with a quick and efficient way to manage, organize and store your tabs.
Just like most extensions, Toby can be downloaded and installed from Google’s official Chrome Web Store with no more than a few mouse clicks. Subsequent to its swift deployment, it makes its presence known by integrating with Chrome’s top toolbar.
Always keep your most important tabs and bookmarks close with the help of this useful utility
Probably the first thing you should know is that, once Toby is installed, each time you open a new tab, Toby will automatically open a new instance of its intuitive interface.
Within this distraction-free environment that’s well suited for working with large numbers of tabs, you can quickly add new lists, view all open tabs and organize them into desired categories with intuitive drag and drop gestures.
Even more conveniently, you can sequentially bookmark tabs by clicking the extension’s icon. From its compact, drop-down interface, you can easily add the currently visited page to either one of the present lists or add new lists altogether.
A hassle-free solution for managing tabs and for bookmarking pages
To sum it all up, if your daily browsing workflow is based around having lots of opened tabs and having to deal with lots of bookmarks, then you should definitely give Toby a quick try-out.