jiri vesely
I just started to use it, how come there are no reviews? Woooooow this is awesome! There are only paywalled, or dumb addons for this... Nice try university!!! But I can already think about couple things to improve, but it has so much potential!!!
It is better to create sub-groups of tabs from a tab directly, so you know why you opened a group of some tabs in the first place! I would include infinite nesting from a single tab, so under a tab there can be a group of tabs and from any tab there - another group of tabs and so on, on each level of nesting. Same with as with tab groups and it would allow directly to create sub-group of nested tabs from a tab infinitely!
Also it would be faster to navigate if there would be a side bar e.g. on the left of screen, which could be brought up either by a hotkey, or by touching edge of the screen (there could be a delay so it doesn't annoy during browsing)! This I would use to navigate through immediate working set of tabs: I have just opened from main Skeema window. And I would use full window for organizing main categories and saving tabs for long-term into folder like structure and I would allow to give tags to tab groups, so you can find them later!
So for instance how would that work - lets say you open from the main Skeema window main category "cars" and it would open in like 20 windows in Chrome, in each you would have parts like engine, motor, wheels. If you switched to some window, in side bar you could navigate smaller tab groups. It would have to have feature to collapse all nested tabs, so there isn't a huge list which is preventing you from navigating through tabs! Also there would be switch to remember, if user wants to keep uncollapsed trees of tabs upon expanding them! Also make trees at each level of nesting: put needle there, so user can pin each level, so it will stay uncollapsed even generally you want everything collapsed! So even if you collapse highest level of nesting, that is whole tree of all tabs and their sub-groups. If you expand it again, it would remember level of uncollapsed tabs and should uncollapsed everything that is marked so...
Also in main window of Chrome (not sure if this can be done) each time you click on some tab, it will show tabs in current view only at that level of nesting! But you could also pin tabs to the second line like Vivaldi has, in case you want to compare multiple tabs from multiple groups. Or tabs which you put into category main there: would stay pinned in second line of tabs, so you can access them in relation to other tabs!
I Am a Philosopher I have 1000+ tabs easily, I peaked at 3000 tabs and that is yet nothing... I need to have open a lots of windows! Think about adding a feature to navigate between opened chrome windows, where you can organize them also and add cltr+f so you can search for open Chrome windows.
Additional tips:
- main window could be accessible by a hotkey same as tab saver
- add text highlighter on webpages (multiple colors)
- add ability to add notes directly to a websites (it could be hidden/unhidden by a hotkey)
- show lists of all sites which has notes/highlights somewhere
- hotkeys for everything (or even voice navigation), I want to be able to save pages ASAP
- add maybe auto-close for tabs, but they would have to be visible/just hidden somewhere so you can add them back just in case (not sure how to implement this from head)
- there is small pesky delay when loading tab saver
- also tab cycling with preview not limited to like 6 only would be nice at least 10-20 better unlimited
- if you are bored, allow individual tabs to be linked to other tabs (e.g. you are researching imagine in the way you draw diagram you could link tabs together) or something like that...
If you want feedback you can contact me on email, I could give you best tips I have ADHD :D
BTW will this be free upon release right, certainly no subscription, one time payment pays itself in like a year/or two of subscription...
EDIT: also how does one move tabs from one category to another? Once tabs are saved?
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Motahhare Eslami
I'm (in)famous for having so many tabs, and windows, open. I did try to fix this, but wasn't successful. My busy schedule wouldn't allow me to attend to the tasks (such as reading an article or filling a form) on each tab immediately, and if I closed some tabs, I would forget about those tasks. I tried to use the "bookmark" feature of the browser, but it wasn't much helpful as after a few bookmarks, I still lost the sight of the rest. I also tried other ways like putting the links for the tabs that I need in my Google drive and go there when I need them, but that was not successful either. So when I heard about Skeema, as much as I'm resistant to add another plugin to my messy browsers, I thought I should try it; and it has made my life much easier for the past week. I only have 1 window open, and at most 10 tabs or so, because I can close my tabs easily and be at ease that if they're out of sight, they're not out of mind :D
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Avishai Magence
Mind blowing! This is what I've been waiting for and didn't even know it. We use the web for projects and personal uses, why shouldn't organizing that material fit into that structure? So beautiful and clean. Keep it up! Thanks so much
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Dan Fabro
Hey, Skeema team! Thanks for working this out! Just some suggestion though. Can you add an option on the Settings wherein we can change/add images of our liking for browser startup? Also, Dark Mode. Dark Mode 100%. Thanks guys!
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Michael Xieyang Liu
I love it. Simple and effective!
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Unni
Simple and practical! Highly useful for research. My wife has also become a big fan of skeema. Some universities (including my wife's) block Google services, so could you consider adding alternatives to sync data between devices?
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Dane Bratz
Amazing tool. I'm excited to keep using this and building it into how I structure the various projects and lines of research / thought that I pursue (CTO at a startup). I'm already feeling far less chaotic
Wanted to offer some feedback: building "Undo" functionality via "ctrl+z" would be an awesome addition.
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Osanna Drake
Absolutely amazing!!
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Osanna Drake
Absolutely amazing!!
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Dane Bratz
Amazing tool. I'm excited to keep using this and building it into how I structure the various projects and lines of research / thought that I pursue (CTO at a startup). I'm already feeling far less chaotic
Wanted to offer some feedback: building "Undo" functionality via "ctrl+z" would be an awesome addition.
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