Horse Browser is a new web browser, revolutionising how we navigate the web by replacing traditional tabs with an innovative system named Trails. Trails automatically save your browsing journey, storing nested pages neatly in the sidebar. With no tab clutter to manage, you get a streamlined experience that keeps everything accessible.
One of Horse Browser’s key features is its flexible page-moving system, designed to boost productivity by minimising context-switching. It allows you to effortlessly group pages by topic or task, helping you stay focused and organised.
Here’s how you can move individual and multiple pages in Horse Browser:
➤ Moving Pages in Horse Browser
Whether you're reorganising your current Trail or relocating pages to an entirely different Trail, moving pages in Horse Browser is simple.
- For mouse users: You can drag-and-drop individual pages to any desired location.
- For keyboard users: Use the following shortcut to move pages quickly:
- Mac: Press ⌥ ⌘ ⇧ + arrow keys.
- Windows/Linux: Press Alt + Ctrl + Shift + arrow keys.
➤ Moving Multiple Pages at Once
If you want to move several pages at the same time:
- Select multiple pages by holding ⌘ on Mac or Ctrl on Windows/Linux, then click on the pages you wish to move.
- Drag-and-drop the selected pages to your desired location within the Trail or a different one.
➤ In conclusion
Horse Browser allows you to effortlessly move pages around to where you need them most. Group pages by topic or task to reduce context-switching and boost your productivity.
Ready to browse better? Learn more about Horse Browser here and explore additional guides in our Manual blog series.
