Can't even really get a feel for it. After installing I created an account. Thought I would try the free and see how I like it. Right after creating the account you are prompted for a credit card to trial their Pro plan. Immediately hit with an upsell is a large red alert. I don't even know what the toby portal looks like, as there isno way around the upsell. I am not going to give any company a card right away. That is a scam, they know they will get people for a least a one time charge before cancelling. So the only thing you can do in the "free" version is the very limited options in the addon for Firefox with no explanation. Doesn't look anything like the screenshots they show on their website. I had an option to mark a tab as next or add it to a collection. That's it. My recommendation would be to avoid. They also don't keep your data private (it is unencrypted on their side). They have access to everything you send them through the sync and can and likely will use it for their profit. Edge does all this can do for free. Was hoping I had a good firefox alternative finally, but nope.

I have been using this for a few years to manage my tabs "problem" (upwards of 100+ at a time), and it's been really helpful.

Toby saves me from impulsively opening multiple tabs in quick succession because I can store them into a specific "Collection" and close the tab for later. The Collection feature offers a neat visual categorization for easy skim. Its downside is it becomes a bit laggy if hundreds of tabs are saved in a single Collection. (I hope they can improve on this!)

Toby's sync feature also helps put my mind at ease if my laptop or browser suddenly shuts down (it happens sometimes.) Recently, it helped me migrate from Chrome to Firefox in just a few minutes.