Keeping Tabs Tidy
We used to open Dia and ask ourselves: “when did I open all of these tabs?” But now, when tabs pile up, Dia handles the cleanup.
Shipped by
Hannah Park & Julia Roggatz
If you have a large number of tabs that haven't been touched in a while, Dia asks if you want to clean them up. One click and they're gone, but not gone forever. Get them back from the overflow menu (that little caret in the corner of your window). Heavy tab users can choose “Clean-Up Daily”, and it will run automatically every morning.
To turn it on, and set how quickly tabs get marked stale, go to Settings > Tabs > Tab Cleanup.
FYI, no tabs harmed in the making of this feature.
Offtheclock
I've been having a blast on Facebook Marketplace—it's been a really fun way to get hard to find items and get face to face time with other humans, who are happy to share the story of their things. Recently, I sourced a pair of Panasonic RF-60 [also called Studio II FM Stereo Headset] from 1969, and after needing somewhere to put them, an antique mannequin head.
Scouted by
Liz Budinoff
A few more updates
Sometimes, thine work overfloweth. Dia’s overflow menu got a full re-haul. It now shows open and recently closed tabs/groups, plus submenus for Chats & Files and synced devices.
Shipped by Julia Roggatz
Pictures (and PDFs) are worth a thousand words. Dia opens and reads Slack file attachments (screenshots, images, PDFs) so no context gets lost if it’s not typed out.
Shipped by Ali Juma
Goodbye Brendan. Hello Ben. Dia now pulls your real contact names instead of guessing from email addresses. Morning Brief (and every mention of attendees) will get your teammates right.
Shipped by Jane Kelly
Your Drive keeps you posted. See your Google Drive notifications, like shared docs, comments, share requests directly in Dia. Try asking: "what's been shared with me recently?"
Shipped by Ali Juma
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