Slidepad

Numerous problems: 1. as you switch between having an external monitor plugged in and not, there's no predicting which monitor this will slide out of, so you might be unable to open it because it's in the space between your monitors. 🤦🏼‍♂️ 2. no password management or way to add a password management plugin—this makes it very inconvenient to use with any site that you must log into 3. when you move it to a different monitor, it often just moves back 4. when you resize the sub-windows, they virtually ALWAYS resize themselves to being small again even if you specifically enlarged them THESE PROBLEMS ARE USER-HOSTILE AND ABSOLUTELY INFURIATING! HORRIBLE UX FOR THIS APP!!!

Slidepad is a super handy app and one I use heavily almost every day. Of all the mini-browsers I've tried, it's the smoothest and best for working alongside other apps. I often lament the lack of documentation and minimalist settings. I've used it for years and still can't figure out how to manually save and rename a bookmark. Exactly once, Past Me somehow saved a random named Google sheet, but I can't seem to replicate whatever I did there. If you have multiple tabs open for one site (e.g., a few Google Drive docs, pages from a notes app), it can become hard to tell which tab is which. The favicons and titles are all identical. My only other complaint is that Memory usage gets very high, even with most tabs sleeping. I get alerts as often as I do with Arc and the Notion desktop app. Still, Slidepad is the only mini-browser I actually like using to work. MenubarX is great for quick checks, like my calendar, but Slidepad is a workhorse I'm happy to keep using.

C’est super comme application mais ca serait cool une deuxieme fenetre de l’autre coté