From the interface of Multrin you can organize all running programs, active windows, and open web browsers. This means you won't have to navigate through each active process (opening and closing windows), because from Multrin you'll manage all active instances through tabs.
A More Agile Way to Manage Your Desktop
Using the mouse or the keyboard shortcut Alt+TAB to move between programs, web browsers, and system windows is very cumbersome. That's why we present Multrin, a platform that will center your desktop workspace in its interface. Once you download Multrin from GitHub, you'll see its minimalist interface that asks you to drag active windows (browser, Word, Skype, etc.) into the center of its interface.
Each time you add a running program, it becomes anchored in the Multrin interface. Then all you have to do is select the environment from the top bar to work or view web pages or system windows (you can minimize or maximize windows).
The platform supports all programs you can install on Windows: PhotoShop, Adobe Premier, etc. Regarding web browsers, for example, if you have a browser open with about fourteen active tabs, you can place the entire browser window (with the tab session) into the Multrin interface. By doing so, you'll organize all the tabs in that session as independent windows.
If you work with many browser instances and keep other platforms open at the same time, with Multrin you'll find a much more agile way to move from one instance to another, through a convenient tab system.
It is a completely free program that works on Windows operating systems because it depends on “node-window-manager”. But its developers announce that soon Multrin will be available for Mac OS X and Linux operating systems.
