... good part of it came straight from your comments and from what early users asked for, so thank you for that. Here is what's new. Workspaces The headline feature. Save a window with everything in it: its tabs, its single or dual pane layout, view modes, and sort settings, all under a name, a color and a symbol. Then bring the whole thing back in one click from the new chip in the title bar. You can capture ... ... back. Smaller things you will notice Update notices in the app. When a new version is ready, a small card appears in the window. See what's new and install when you want, or dismiss it for that version. Alternate

... into endless audit loops, explosive generation spikes, and massive token burn. Development costs can easily 10x without strict human supervision. What feels fast initially creates a mountain of hidden debt. This is why I stick to my own approach: tab-by-tab

... Changes: - Now Ctrl+T behaves exactly as the plus button in the tabs bar - New shortcut Ctrl+Alt+T duplicates current active tab

... refuses connections from anywhere else so the check says "closed". Accurate, and completely useless. The most interesting services on the machine you care most about are exactly the ones a network probe can never see. Local Services a new tab on This Mac that doesn't probe anything. It asks the system directly, then splits the answer in two: The Local Services tab

... deleting the unused HTML pages, clearing out extra image placeholders, and stripping out third-party scripts we did not need. This clean-up made our final code directory small and easy to manage. --- Day 3: Fixing the Mobile Category Tab Glitch On Day 3, I ran into my first real technical friction point while testing the course list page on my phone. The template has a beautiful tab

... first: octoscope has a real guide now. Ten pages at its own address Getting started, Authentication, The tabs, Drill-ins & scan, Live & reliable, Themes, Configuration, Scripting, plus a reference pair for every CLI flag and every keybind. https://gfazioli.github.io/octos... The octoscope guide Writing it was its own bug hunt. Plenty of what octoscope does was documented nowhere: the order it searches for your token and the scopes each kind needs, the work filters on the Repos tab

... Kind, Links, and Link status; - Direction : ascending or descending, stored separately from list-view sorting; Shell Extensions The context menu can load modern shell extension actions registered by other apps under `Shell extensions`. Session Memory Scroll positions and active tabs are restored when you switch away from a page or pane and come back during the same session. Navigator Performance Browsing large folders and media is faster and uses less memory. - Cold loading : faster first load when opening directories; - Icon ... ... previews : image, GIF, and video previews are more responsive and use less memory; - Indexing : more stable global search indexing; Home Page And Context Menus - Disconnect : disconnect network or removable mounts from the context menu when supported; - Close all duplicates : tab

... Quick confession I opened my browser today and counted 14 tabs. 9 of them were "utility" sites: - 2 different JSON formatters (one for big files, one prettier) - A JWT decoder - A base64 encoder - A regex tester - A UUID generator - A cron expression parser - Two SQL formatters (because one doesn't do BigQuery) Every single one has ads. Half of them upload my data to "the cloud" for a task that's literally 3 lines of JavaScript. Here's what ... ... wild I've been doing this for 8+ years. Every dev I know does this. We just accept it. So I wanted to ask the PH community: 1. What's the ONE utility tool tab

... wardrobe shop, and it comes with built-in productivity tools (Pomodoro, habit tracking, daily intentions) so it's not just decoration it also helps you focus. The idea started simply: I wanted something that felt alive in the tab, without being a burden on the browser or another extension asking for unnecessary permissions. A couple of things I'm proud of, for those curious about how it's built: Minimal permissions, truly. We don't ask for <all_urls ... ... intercept your requests, and we don't read the DOM of the pages you visit. All the heavy logic runs on Cloudflare Workers, not in your browser. Only one instance, always. If you have 20 tabs

... Context is king. Yep, I know, we've tried to solve it a bunch of times. But moving that context is a pain: Go to a website -> Copy text -> Switch tabs -> Paste in ChatGPT -> Get an answer -> Go back to the other tab

... Everyone told us the AI browser extension space was crowded. They were right. It's crowded with half-products. Most do one trick, summarize a page, manage your tabs, maybe fill a form. That's it. You still need 5 other tools to actually get work done. We got tired of it. So we built Lyto. Here's what it actually does: It sees your screen and acts on it Not summarizes. Not suggests. Clicks, scrolls, fills forms, and navigates ... ... page, on its own. It builds Google Sheets and Docs from scratch "Make me a competitor

... internet worse. Causo is more of a research + outreach layer for founders and small teams who need leads, but do not want to spend half their week jumping between LinkedIn, Apollo, Hunter, Google, Crunchbase, Clay, Gmail, and 19 cursed tabs. What it does now: finds companies based on real criteria, not just database filters researches why they are relevant finds decision makers and emails drafts outreach in your voice lets you approve/edit before anything goes out works from your inbox ... ... make Causo work more like that first thought process, then handle the research/outreach layer around it. Comment from Maya Boothman(@maya_boothman): @ivan_sem  great Comment from Maya Boothman(@maya_boothman): I can relate to the 19 cursed tabs

... open a new tab more than a hundred times a day. Most of the time, it feels like nothing. A blank page. A search. Another task. But behind the screen, the sky is still moving. The sun is rising or setting. The moon is changing. The season is turning. And I think I forgot to look... That was the feeling behind Spatium . I wanted my new tab

... Product Hunt I m Mia, and I m pretty new around here. One thing that constantly frustrates me on my Mac is losing track of windows and tabs. I ll have Slack, Notion, a dozen browser tabs

... also very important: Arkida Mockups is launching on Product Hunt. https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Follows, comments and shares would be highly appreciated! The more popularity it get, the more features it will get. Thank you! Here is how Inactive Tabs Suspending works in ArkTabs 3: Open ArkTabs (Alt + P by default or Click ArkTabs Icon) Click on Workspaces in bottom menu Click on Suspend Inactive Tabs

... Product Hunters I'm Karan, a solo founder from India. A few months ago I realized I wasn't running my startup. My tabs were. Tasks in one app. Ideas in another. AI chats everywhere. Documents scattered across dozens of browser tabs

... make me want to cry. Comment from Aamir(@aamirxv2): ChatGPT, Figma, Gmail, Notion and Chrome lol Chrome probably deserves its own category at this point. Half my work is just switching between 20 tabs! Comment from farrukhhafeez(@farrukhhafeez): Nice list! Mine would be ChatGPT, VS

... Simple idea, tabs out of control? Close duplicates, group tabs

... everyone, Frickit is a productivity app for people whose brains have 37+ tabs open. It combines tasks, goals, journaling, and a surprisingly thoughtful AI companion that helps you focus without the guilt, streaks, or productivity-pressure most apps create. Built for anyone who feels overwhelmed, mentally cluttered, or stuck staring at a never-ending to-do list. I'd love your feedback and thoughts so I can launch the best version I can on Product Hunt. Beta for iOS Comment ... ... inability to organise my thoughts and tasks into a streamlined order. I've tried numerous productivity apps, but none have helped me sort out my thoughts. I'm really excited to use this product! Comment from Moon(@moon10): 37 tabs

... have actually diverged in outcome in the ledger so far and if it's inferred, what's your cold-start before a single divergence has been observed? Comment from Alexander Bering(@alexanderbering): @aadilghani  The reason "edit vs. tell-it-to-revise vs

... Agentic browsers are exciting until the assistant closes the wrong tabs. We built a hard stop for irreversible actions. Insight for other users:  When Oasis plans something  destructive  (for example closing many tabs

... spend most of my day inside the browser reading, writing, working in web apps. And for a long time I had a small, stubborn problem I couldn't solve cleanly. I wanted to hide my tabs and the address bar to focus on a single page but still keep that page in a normal window, so I could put my notes right next to it. In fullscreen, I lose access to my other windows. Multitasking becomes impossible. And Alt-Tabbing

... login from import or autofill, it s in the  same on-device vault  as Firefox. Is the vault walled off from the assistant? For vault contents: yes, by architecture. The Oasis Assistant exposes dozens of browser tools (tabs, groups, bookmarks, history search, page summarize, etc.). There is  no   list my passwords, export logins, or vault-read tool in that set. Product-improvement telemetry (anonymous by default) is scoped to  assistant interactions   prompts, replies, active ... ... tab

... reads the same semantic UI structure as VoiceOver so it can act on labels you'd say out loud ('the Sign In button in Safari') instead of guessing pixel coordinates. Sandboxed by default; every action visible in the Activity tab. New Live tool-turn panel: Every assistant message ships a collapsible panel that streams tool calls (file edits, shell, search, computer-use) in real time, with per-tool renderers. The Activity tab

... panel so you get the best of both worlds. See what else is new below. The Browser Extension Pop up is back The extension now opens directly on the page you're on, with its own state for every tab. Every tab