Linkkraft is an offline-first browser that helps you process large amount of tabs when you're trying to extract useful pieces from them.
Problem known as tab clutter/ tab overload.
How does linkkraft help?
1. It saves (locally) history as a graph where your movements interconnected. New movement is new entry. Linkraft visualizes the graph as a tree instead of tabs.
2. Linkkraft creates snapshot of page state for each step (DOM/text/styles/fonts, removes js). That works for usual pages and SPA (like twitter)
There is GC for such snapshots and limitations. So, you don't have to worry about removing not necessary snapshots.
Tree & snapshots complement each other. You don't have to deal with finding html snapshot in your downloads. Snapshots are integrated in the trails tree. When you open snapshot, you will get all context.
Currently, I'm researching for product market fit and for first 10 paying customers. Going to ask $15 per month for that.
(Eventually it will be a tool for hypertext collecting, note-taking, thinking)
https://arestov.github.io/linkkraft-notes/trails-tree-plus-o... https://arestov.github.io/linkkraft-notes/trails-tree-plus-o...