Use cases · New tab dashboard
A new tab dashboard is useful when it brings the next task into focus. Savebase can serve as a daily reference dashboard: open your saved library, review the folder for your current project and continue from the sources you collected. The Savebase extension does not replace your browser's new-tab page. Keep the dashboard easy to open with a browser bookmark or a pinned tab.
Start with Free. Advanced feature availability depends on your plan.
Put your saves to work
Use a Today or Current project folder for sources you plan to act on soon. Save the guide you need to read, the documentation you use during a task and the example you want to inspect. Keep the collection focused so opening it helps you choose the next action. Move long-term references into their project folders after you finish.
Add notes such as Compare this pricing with the other two tools or Read the section about onboarding before the meeting. The source title tells you what a link is; your note tells you why to open it today. Use a small tag set to distinguish reading, research and examples without rebuilding the dashboard every morning.
Pin the Savebase dashboard in your browser or add it to your bookmark bar. Review the current folder when you begin work, and use a per-post reminder for a source with a particular deadline. Leave clocks, weather widgets and browser quick links in your preferred new-tab tool. Savebase gives your chosen references a separate, searchable home.
Start with a few references for something you want to do.
Savebase quick start →Open Savebase and create a folder for the references you need this week.
Bookmark or pin the dashboard so it is easy to reach from your browser.
Begin the day by reviewing that folder and moving completed references into their project collections.
Savebase is a saved-content dashboard. It does not offer a native new-tab override, weather widgets or browser session restoration.
The basic dashboard workflow uses Free folders, manual tags and notes. Pro is useful when you need more folders or integrations for a larger reference library.
See plans and current limits →No. The extension does not install a new-tab override. Open Savebase through a pinned tab or browser bookmark and use its library as your reference starting point alongside your existing new-tab page.
Keep a small folder of references for the current project, add the next action to each note and review it regularly. Move completed reading into longer-term folders so the starting collection stays focused.
Give web links and social saves a home with folders, tags and notes.
Explore the workflowArrange articles, threads and videos into a deliberate learning sequence.
Explore the workflowTurn useful open pages into project bookmarks before closing your tabs.
Explore the workflowStart with one project and the references you want to return to.
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