Their own bookmarks and widgets
Every bookmark belongs to one Space. Widgets do too, unless you pin them to all Spaces, where they keep the same place and size.
One browser, several start pages. With Spaces, your new tab shows work links during the day and your own things in the evening. Each Space has its own bookmarks and widgets, and switching takes one click.
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Most people use the same browser for work, family, shopping and hobbies. A single start page then either gets crowded or leaves things out. Spaces solve that without extra browser profiles: each Space is a complete start page of its own.
The Spaces bar sits at the top edge of the page and stays there while you scroll. Click a name and the whole page changes: bookmarks, widgets and layout. New installs start with seven Spaces, from General to Work to Shopping, and you can rename, reorder, add or delete them.
Every bookmark belongs to one Space. Widgets do too, unless you pin them to all Spaces, where they keep the same place and size.
Set a default Space for working hours and another for off hours. Startwerk opens the matching one whenever you open a new tab.
In edit mode, drag a Space tab to reorder it, or drop a bookmark onto a tab to move it there.
Remove the bar and faint arrows at the page edges switch between Spaces, with a small badge showing where you are.
Add Startwerk to Chrome and open a new tab. The Spaces bar is already at the top.
Click Edit, then the pencil on a Space to rename it, or + to add one. Delete the ones you don’t need.
In Settings → Working hours, pick a default Space for working hours and one for off hours.
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