I keep 4 or 5 sites open in a normal browser all day just for quick checks - dashboard, shared doc, a chat app - and they eat tabs and steal focus every time I alt-tab past them. Moving those into the menu bar instead of a browser window is such an obvious idea once you see it. The split side-by-side view is genuinely useful too, I use it to keep a doc open next to a dashboard without needing two full windows tiled on screen.
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Congratulations on the launch! Is this for people who want something faster than browser tabs?)
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@natalia_iankovych In terms of accessing your frequently used pages fast, yes. It puts your websites in your Mac's menubar so you can open the tabs with a click and hide them away just as easily.
Click on download I'm getting Internal Server Error
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@ritik_jain15 Thank you for sharing Ritik, it should be fixed now, can you try again?
Congrats on the launch! Love this concept. UX is very intuitive overall - and saves a lot of time haha
And HN would definitely be one of my go-to sites
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@silvia_odwyer1 Thank you Silvia!
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you asked what sites people end up keeping in there - mine would be our Dial dashboard, our team's shared doc, and Linear, exactly the "check it 10 times a day but don't need a full window for it" category. Question on the split side-by-side view though: does that work for sites that set X-Frame-Options or a strict CSP (a lot of internal tools and banking-style dashboards do), or does it fall back to a normal single tab for those?
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@galdayan thank you for your comment Gal. I haven't tested it for the condition, I will look it up and see if it's doable. Thanks for the idea!
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@thednzozcan makes sense, worth checking since it's exactly the kind of site that ends up in the "keep it pinned" list once someone's using it daily. good luck with the launch!