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Can this new browser solve the problem? Product Hunt Tuesday, Oct 29 The Leaderboard This newsletter was brought to you by WorkOS Good morning, afternoon, or evening! In today's edition of the
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Horse: A more organized browser
Horse takes a fresh approach to the endless tabs problem, and I’m interested to see if it can really draw people away from Chrome or Safari. Moving browsers is tough—there has to be enough pain relief, and the switch needs to be seamless. I’m constantly hitting CTRL+T to open new tabs without losing my place, so the idea of threads could be a solid fix for that. I’ll give it a try, though I wonder if I’ll just end up with unmanageable threads instead of bookmarks. It would be smart if Horse let users set reminders to clean up threads, and I’d love to see a mobile version, too—my phone has 200+ tabs open, and synced browsing is a must for me.
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Quill: A cross-platform clipboard manager
I’m constantly copying bits of text—from quick ideas to useful snippets—and usually end up losing track or having to re-copy when I need them later. Quill fixes that by keeping a persistent clipboard, saving everything I copy so I can go back to it whenever. It syncs effortlessly across my devices, which is perfect for grabbing something on my Mac (since Handoff never works) and pulling it up on my phone. The locked clips feature keeps my essentials safe, and it even has a dark mode for those late-night sessions. It’s a simple way to keep my ideas and info organized, and honestly, it just makes my workflow a lot easier.
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