Compare Faro vs. Toast

Faro is an extension for the browser that combines both a web highlighter as well as a bookmark manager. When saving a page with Faro, you can highlight a sentence that will act as the tagline. It's usually the sentence that you read which made you want it saved, so no extra effort is required. All saved items appear in your dashboard. By default, they are sorted by most recent first so that you don't lose track of what you have saved recently. You can also pin and archive it to further manipulate. Tags help organize them. You can save later, since you are reminded of what you saved and for what reason. After a while, managing your bookmarks is much easier than managing your saves.

With Toast, users can gather links into a single collection referred to as a "Folder." This folder can easily be accessed again with just a click, shared with others, or collaborated on with friends and coworkers. You can effortlessly add, remove, modify, and open links within the folder individually. Toast offers various options for creating, organizing, and sharing folders, enhancing user flexibility. It's important to note that features utilizing shortcuts or context menus operate through on-page popups, which will not display on certain internal browser pages such as the new tab or browser settings. If you encounter any issues with shortcuts, consider verifying if they have been set up automatically by navigating to the "extensions" and "keyboard shortcuts" sections in your browser settings, where you can also customize your own shortcuts. To save your current tabs, open the extension and click the "save all tabs" button located in the upper right corner. You can then name the folder and make any adjustments to the links before finalizing the process. After everything is in order, simply click the "save" button to create your folder successfully, ensuring easy access to your curated links in the future. This makes managing your online resources more efficient and organized.