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When you frequently need to access multiple websites, you might have a hard time remembering them all. Sure, you could use bookmarks, but when you want to switch from one browser to another, you could try a standalone application, such as Shortcuts app.

The main window of the software solution is user-friendly and intuitive, so you can sped as little time as possible discovering its functions, and focus on its actual functionality.

You can start by typing or pasting the URLs you are interested in, then wait a little bit until the application loads the webpages, thus offering you the possibility to ditch your default browser and navigate within the app's dedicated window.

Since it is meant to help you explore your preferred websites, it makes sense for Shortcuts app to provide you with adjustable zoom levels, while also including a button to (force) reload the page or return to the actual size.

You can display developer tools alongside the current browser window, then hide them by pressing the corresponding hotkey. Unfortunately, you cannot customize the hotkeys used throughout Shortcuts app, so you need to learn them quickly to integrate them in your workflow.

Another option yo get is to re-arrange the order of all the URLs shown within the main window, by simply dragging and dropping them to the new location.

Shortcuts app can help you organize the links you use on a regular basis, no matter which browser you typically rely on. You still get the most commonly used features (zoom in or out, developer tools), all packed in a simplistic GUI and user-friendly commands.