Imagine a messy browser window, congested with tabs. rami offers a simple routine for cleaning up such windows: - Launch rami in the messy window. - When launched, rami loads a “tab container” for each open tab in the window. - Start at the first container and individually consider each tab: - Hover the container to view the tab, quickly identifying it. - Close the tab if you don’t need it, - Set aside the tab if you are hesitant to close, - Leave the tab open if you are currently working on it. - You are done cleaning up the window once you have made the - set-aside|discard|keep - decision for every tab in it. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Buttons to set aside and close are inside the containers, easy to reach, making the cleanup process faster. - rami is dynamic - any changes within the rami window are immediately reflected in the browser window and vice versa. rami assigns a storage to each open window. When you set aside a tab, it is automatically placed in the storage of its parent window. This allows for one-click set-aside, as you don’t have to decide where to store the tabs. You simply set aside a tab, knowing exactly where it will be stored. Retrieving set-aside tabs from storage is very easy: - All storages are only two clicks away, accessible from the rami window. - Conveniently, you can preview the set-aside tabs before returning them to their parent windows. When a window is closed, its storage is automatically archived. Additional features: - From within the rami window: - Conduct a convenient drag and drop of tabs within and across windows. - Bring any open window in focus to clean it up or access its storage. - Context menu set-aside - right-click a tab and select “Set Aside”. * rami is free | no sign-up *