In this post, we will share the magic of Trails, the transformational feature of Horse Browser, the browser that is designed to help you keep track of your internet research and start a new productive life online.
Read on for step-by-step instructions on how to use Horse Browser’s Trails.
Horse Browser offers users a unique navigation system, replacing your Tabs with Trails. Taking Tree Style Tabs as a design starting point, Horse Browser re-thinks this approach and introduces a totally innovative method of browsing.
Horse Browser captures a Trail of pages as you browse, merging Tabs, History and Bookmarks into one easy-to-read vertical layout.
All the pages you need are readily accessible and never get in your way.
The end result? No more cluttered Tabs or trying to remember random pieces of information as you leave a page behind.
Trails are designed to be an intuitive navigation method, which take away the mental effort of Tab management and leave you feeling calm & zen when browsing. Plus, they help boost your productivity as you deep dive your online research.
Once you get started with Trails, you’ll find you’ll never want to go back to Tabs! Read on for full instructions to get started.
Keyboard users: ⌘ + T on Mac or Ctrl + T on Windows / Linux
Mouse users: Click + at the top of the sidebar
Congratulations. You’ve opened your very first page on the Trail.
Enter the search term or URL you need and you’re good to go. Every time you click on a link, a new page will now be opened on the Trail.
Tuck away pages you don’t need and focus on the task in hand.
Keyboard users:
To collapse a Trail: ⇧ + ⌘ + ◀︎ on Mac or ⇧ + Ctrl + ◀︎ on Windows / Linux