Browserling alternatives

Sidekick is a great browser which helps me organise my tabs and workspace in a way that makes me more productive and effective. The features they have are very practical and productivity oriented. Highly recommended!

LambdaTest is a great test execution platform, extremely easy to use, and with great customer service (way beyond the average Saas customer service)

I got to use a free trial of their paid plan as part of the github student developer pack (which ended just recently). I don't think I was savvy enough at the time to use all of their cool features unfortunately (e.g. checking accessibility, social media thumbnail previews, etc). Reading their newsletter updates (which I think are some of the best email content out there), they have so many features I wish I did try them out! At the time I just used Polypane primarily to check how my websites handled different viewport sizes. But then I had wanted to do responsive sizing, so to check there wasn't a weird edge case at an odd viewport size I ended up reverting to just the regular resizing of my browser window ahahaha. Also polypane couldn't handle my framer animations that would appear on entering the viewport that well (some intense flicker that I had to turn on prefersReducedMotion in order to dev the rest of my stuff in polypane). But all-in-all this was an impressive app and I really appreciate the student discount following the year-long free trial.

I've been using LambdaTest for a while now, and it's been a game-changer for our development and testing processes. With a vast user base and a global reach, it's clear why LambdaTest is a trusted choice for continuous testing. It has significantly improved our ability to ship code faster and with confidence

Great browser! I love finally having a browser that doesn't track me, however I also like my eyes, so it would be great to get dark mode!