Each workspace can do a lot, and learning to use less is to your benefit. as others have pointed out, the free version is limited to 10 workspaces. That cost me a night of sleep and two pots of coffee, so maybe they could make it easier? One last point.
I've managed to combine a few other extensions and get Workona to link to network shares and even edit in place. I would also like to see customization options like themes, webframes & embedded content (say, for monitoring dashboards, chat, and sharepoint). Hopefully, they won't try to do it all and will let us integrate with our own task apps. Save documents, spreadsheets, and presentations online, in OneDrive.
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Now that tasks and notes are added (how can you really manage a session without that?), I'm gonna say it's a keeper. Collaborate for free with online versions of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote. Other extensions will sometimes conflict with Workona, so I use SimlpeExtManager to turn off known offenders as needed. Teamsync Bookmarks was off to a good start for syncing team resources, but when Edge (for Work) started syncing extensions it was too much trouble to stop duplicates. The options are rather self-explanatory, e.g. Cloud based managers are just too slow for most people at work. As soon as you install the required drivers, the app can recognize your device and show a menu like the following. I settled on Workona because the interface is local (fast), the data is in the cloud (sync/backup) and the developers keep the features coming. I've tried a bunch of tab managers (maybe dozens) as I've stumbled my way through social distancing and virtual teamwork in my small business. AdaptableHachiman's Experience If you do a lot of research, learn on the fly, manage others, or you're just sick of your browser's bookmarks, try Workona.
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