In the ever-going serve and volley match between browsers, there are occasionally features that really stand out. Tab Candy (or Panorama) for Firefox, developed by Aza Raskin, has taken a number of users by storm, allowing them to have numerous tabs open while still keeping them organized.
Until now, we haven’t had that option for Google’s Chrome. In view of that, I’d like to introduce you to Tab Sugar. Apparently, even Aza is impressed.
There really isn’t a lot else to say about Tab Sugar that isn’t covered in the video. It is, simply put, the best way to keep track of your content when you have multiple tabs open on regular occasion. Here are the details, from the Tab Candy page:
- Regroup your tabs your way: create groups, resize and drag’em
- The state of your Tab Sugar dashboard is saved automatically
- Regroup 20+ tabs inside a unique group: they’ll stack up
- Span out stacked-up tabs – get a quick look at a group content
Now, instead of having a browser window open for work and another for play, you can keep it in one session, but divide the content between grouped tabs. For me, this is a life saver.















omg! this is making it harder for me to go back and use Firefox
oh boy Firefox are in trouble. Where are they going to find their USP from?
Have you used FF4 yet? It’s really…-really- good.
I’m not sure if it’s enough to make me switch from Chrome, but it is exceptionally good.
i have but not the last beta, will try it again – haven’t completely lost faith in Firefox but it does feel like a tubby old grandpa at the moment in comparison to Chrome (and in some respects safari)
Is this like bookmarking? I installed it but I don’t know how to add tabs inside the boxes. When I drag a tab inside, it doesn’t do anything.
heh in the video the user is using windows!
Thanks for the post! I’ll definitely be back. Good luck! XtremeNo
very nice article
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