Rambox is forever changing the way I'm interacting with online tools and websites. It made me wonder why aren't all browsers made like this.

The Workspaces feature is where Rambox stands out. You can create separate environments tailored to different needs, each with its own set of apps and layout. For example, when I’m in writing and blogging mode, I have a dedicated workspace that gathers all my writing tools in one window, perfectly arranged for easy access. No distractions or endless tab-switching: everything is perfectly arranged in one place.

Beyond that, Rambox is packed with customization options that allow you to fine-tune each workspace to fit your style like notification settings, app alignment, or layout tweaks, etc.

Now, is it perfect? Not quite. Using it as a browser can be clunky sometimes. Finding the “go back” button was difficult, and opening links in new tabs doesn’t always work. But as Rambox isn’t meant to be a browser, this is more of a heads-up than a dealbreaker.

What I like to see improved: the option to pin apps to multi-layered workspaces and to have easier browsing experience when opening links or browsing the internet inside the app.