Tangent

Tangent removes the need to maintain multiple browser windows and reduces tab clutter.

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Tangent: Simplify Your Browser Experience

Tangent is a Chrome extension that eliminates the need for multiple browser windows and reduces tab clutter. It allows you to save and recall multiple projects, keeping your tabs organized and easily accessible across devices.

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Extension stats

By: Lost Boy Labs

Users: 95

-6

Rating: 3.88

(8)

Version: 1.1.73 (Last updated: 2017-08-13)

Creation date: 2017-08-12

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Overrides new tab: Yes

Permissions:

tabs
activeTab
storage
http://localhost:3000/
http://parkplace.herokuapp.com/
https://apis.google.com/
notifications
alarms

Size: 3.01M

Ranking

# 72,337 ▼ 770

Other rankings

#30453 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 113

Other platforms

Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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Tangent removes the need to maintain multiple browser windows and reduce tab clutter. Use Tangent to save your place in your browser and recall all your tabs when you’re ready to work on them again.

You work on multiple projects every day, you just don't think of them that way. Work, Research, Social Networking, Streaming, Blogging, and other tasks are all separate projects. Tangent helps you save each of those projects so you can pick up where you left off at any time.

FEATURES • Quickly clean up and save groups of tabs • Never lose your place in groups of tabs or projects • Access your tabs from any laptop/computer device • Track an unlimited number of projects
• Open a new tab to quickly access your most recently used projects

WHAT'S NEW

v1.73

User reviews

I love the idea of Tangent, but the application has some insurmountable issues. This extensions requires you to be logged in to properly sync over multiple systems, and logging in erased everything I'd saved before I logged in. Even though I'm currently logged in on two systems, my projects aren't syncing. Decided to switch to Project Tab Manager, because it saves everything in the bookmarks folder, which syncs across all Chrome systems, including mobile phones.

Kendra Moore, 2017-12-17

I'm using it and it is very helpful. I found one problem, though. I put some 15 tabs in a folder and, whenever I try to open that folder, Chrome would hang up (memory). Is there a way to edit/split the folder without opening it, so that it becomes smaller?