🦋 If you struggle with ADHD or have your focus constantly ruined by a whirlwind of thoughts, then you probably use productivity tools that can help crush those distractions and give you some peace of mind.
Find out how you can say goodbye to those scattered thoughts by customizing the Vivaldi browser to work for your needs and preferences 👇🏻
@Vivaldi I don't have ADHD, but I use almost all of those features. #Vivaldi is amazing in helping me stay organized and cutting out external distractions. There's just no other tool like it.
@beardedtechguy Well, I'm a tab guy, so on any given day I have easily 100+ tabs open. You can imagine then that any tab management feature gets extensive use. Workspaces was like a feature built just for me. I have a workspace for work, and one for school, and one for Fosstodon (where I spend a great deal of time), etc. I've setup Workspace Rules, so I have to be less diligent when opening new tabs and they still end up in the correct Workspaces. Amazing feature. Love it.
@mike@Vivaldi I hear you! I tend to collect tabs as well. :) I love Workspaces also. Great feature for sure. The rules make it so easy to just open a website and not have to worry about it.
Have you tried tab stacks? It makes tab management that much more powerful!
@beardedtechguy Absolutely! In fact, when I open a new tab from an existing one, I automatically stack them. That way I'm grouping tabs that are associated without having to think about it. It lets me move groups of tabs easily between workspaces and they don't take up all the space in my tab bar. It also lets me close whole groups when I'm done with a particular task rather than having to deal with each individual tab. It doesn't sound like a lot, but all that time adds up!
@beardedtechguy Vivaldi has done a spectacular job just locking me into their browser. I use it for so much I don't even know where I'd begin with a different one. Another example is the Panel. As an admin of an instance, I spend a LOT of time here on Mastodon, and I'm constantly looking stuff up and taking notes. Something that I'm sure has been there forever and I never noticed is the ability to drag text from the active tab to a panel. Works AMAZINGLY for notes and translating.
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