In this post, we’ll be sharing how to set up Horse Browser as your own online productivity system.

Horse Browser is an innovative new web browser designed to help you manage your internet research. Its clever in-built features also make it an ideal choice to enhance your productivity.

What is Horse Browser And Why Does It Work So Well As A Productivity System?

Horse Browser replaces Tabs with its unique navigational method, named Trails. Every time you click on a link, it opens in a new page on the Trail, creating nested pages that track your online research.

Trails appear as vertical list in your sidebar and act as your History, Bookmarks and Tabs in one. Your Trails are saved and ready-to-view every time you open your browser, even after a shut down or update.

Horse Browser tracks your research and saves your pages, much like a Notes App, making it a potential powerhouse for productivity. Everything you need is conveniently stored in one place.

Let's explore how you can leverage Horse Browser to build your own productivity system. We will also highlight its in-built productivity features that promote organisation and efficiency online.

How to Use Horse Browser As Your Productivity System

➤ 1. Using Areas in Horse Browser

An Area acts as an umbrella container for your Trails and Projects (more on those below). This feature allows you to create different Areas, where you can focus on different parts of your life or work projects. It’s a great organisational tool for setting up your productivity system.

Here’s how to use an Area in Horse Browser:

• To open a new Area, click on the icon on the left at the top of the sidebar
• Write the name of your Area and hit Return to save
• Scroll over the Area and click + to add Subtrails to your Area or use ⌥ + ⌘ + T on Mac or Alt + Ctrl + T on Windows and Linux
• Alternatively, simply drag-and-drop Trails inside

➤ 2. Using Projects and Notes in Horse Browser

A Project is where you initiate a new project. This can come in handy when you have in-depth research tasks, with multiple aspects to them, that you wish to group together. Projects features an opening Project page, where you can name your project and make some handy notes.

Here’s how to use Projects and add Notes:

• To open a new Project, click on the document icon at the top of the sidebar.
• Write the title of your Project.