Please could the Asana design teams review the favicons across the different families of Asana web products (at least: Website, Asana app, Forum), to create slight differences?
For people like me (maybe neurodivergent, maybe just chronically tab hoarders) who work with a LOT of tabs, the current favicons are similar that it becomes genuinely hard to differentiate what’s what at a glance.
Example of the jungle of tabs
… where we could find a large variety of Asana tabs without having any (native) way to differentiate them.
If you fix this, you’ll save a small but very persistent population of power users from squinting at their tab bar.
Thanks from me, and from Filippo (who bravely admitted the struggle too ).
I voted, @Arthur_BEGOU . But I think there is something fundamentally wrong with web browsers that clearly need to evolve into a SaaS workspaces!
Perhaps grouping tabs could work for your use case, so you could create groups (or containers, as they are called in some browsers) for each of your Asana ‘worlds’.
Thanks @Levar_M .
That’s a good idea and I’ve just activated it.
Though, it is not exactly solving my issue.
While it helps when there is new activities on some articles I would be monitoring, I’m mostly interested to navigate on multiple tabs, even when there isn’t any activity.
For example, if I’m supporting a client with a Asana related questions, and I’m searching for solutions online, I would like to be able to easily distinguish between:
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