I’m running Toast on Safari, Edge, Chrome, Firefox, and even Opera—everything stays perfectly in sync. Helps me organize everything from coursework to saved articles and even random internet finds. Honestly a lifesaver. The Pro version is absolutely worth it if you rely on this stuff daily

Honestly, the best tool in this category. I’ve tested a bunch.

Solid. Works smooth across my phone, laptop, whatever. All the features I actually need—nothing bloated. Been happily paying yearly just to show some love to the devs

Easily the best bookmark manager I’ve used since 2020. Cross-browser and platform support is non-negotiable for me, and Toast delivers.

If you’re managing multiple research threads, side projects, or just tend to open a million tabs, Toast is essential to declutter your Firefox.

Really appreciate the UI—clean, intuitive, and just works. Haven’t hit a single issue yet.

Transferring tabs across devices and browsers with Toast is genuinely seamless. I use it daily between my laptop and phone—zero friction.

Вроде интересное расширение, огромный плюс, что это же расширение есть для Chrome. Однако как только я полез в настройки, это расширение навязчиво начало требовать оплатить подписку ПРО. Дальше не стал разбираться. Даже если в этом расширении есть некий бесплатный функционал, меня очень раздражает, когда с тебя сразу просят денег за не исследований товар. Берите пример с Tab Session Manager. Там очень ненавязчиво намекают на покупку ПРО. Кстати, я даже оплатил Tab Session Manager.

Works very good!

This add-on seems to rely on an internet service to function, meaning when the server goes down you lose access to your saved tabs. I'm not sure if it even stores a local copy of saved tabs, because when the server went down (the entire website was suspended by the server host), all my saved tabs vanished from the add-on. As soon as the service was restored, I moved all my saved tabs to Tab Stash, which is an add-on that does essentially everything this add-on does, but without trying to get you to pay for a subscription, and without relying on a sketchy internet service that could shut down at any time and without warning.

I tried it out and it did not preserve the history of the tab, just its current URL, so after restoring I could not go "back".
Also, I saved an entire window which had 3-4 tabs with paused YouTube clips; when I restored the window, they all started playing - Chaos!
The description uses the word "session" but this is misleading, as it is basically just a glorified bookmarking tool.

Disapointing.