Contextinator: Divide your web browsing into projects
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Contextinator: Divide your web browsing into projects
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Re: Contextinator: Divide your web browsing into projects
#2This looks awesome.
I'm trying to switch back from Chrome to Firefox, though... Is there an extension (or a set thereof) approaching this one?
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#3I can see this really catching on, it would be really handy in quite a few situations.
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#4I'm pretty sure this would be useful to me, but at install it does ask for 'access your data on all website'. Now, what does this mean exactly ?
I do understand this is very much probably not this extension's fault, but Chrome being very vague.
Re: Contextinator: Divide your web browsing into projects
#5It's quite useful when one is doing Internet researches! I've just started using it in my searching for a html beautifier SDK for LIVEditor (my live html/css code editor).
Would you consider adding a 'Notes' section, just like 'Tasks'?
Re: Contextinator: Divide your web browsing into projects
#6This looks awesome. I'm trying to switch back from Chrome to Firefox, though... Is there an extension (or a set thereof) approaching this one?
You have tab groups built in, but no tasks system. For me it's quite sufficient as I get tasks through employers.
Re: Contextinator: Divide your web browsing into projects
#7A related extension is TabsOutliner (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tabs-outliner/eggk...)
Re: Contextinator: Divide your web browsing into projects
#8A related extension is TabsOutliner (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tabs-outliner/eggk...)
Re: Contextinator: Divide your web browsing into projects
#9This looks awesome. I'm trying to switch back from Chrome to Firefox, though... Is there an extension (or a set thereof) approaching this one?
Ctrl-Shift-E in Firefox.
(Unfortunately I tend to overflow it, and it's impossible to create groups after that)
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#10I'm pretty sure this would be useful to me, but at install it does ask for 'access your data on all website'. Now, what does this mean exactly ? I do understand this is very much probably not this extension's fault, but Chrome being very vague.
Yes, I understand that is a very scary sounding permission.
Maybe I need to explicitly mention on the extension installation page that we are not capturing any browser history or such.
Since we need to keep track of tabs for each project, maybe that's what pops up this message.