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Switch projects without losing your place
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SwitchCue is a Chrome extension for managing multiple concurrent projects. It saves the tabs you're working in along with a personal note about what to do next, allowing you to switch between projects and come back later without losing your place. The extension stores your Workspace data locally on your computer with no account or servers required. It keeps three things for each project: the tabs you put in it in their order with their groups, a line about what to do next written by you, and the page you were last reading so you land on it rather than on tab one.
Pricing model: Free
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