Firework Reviews & Product Details

Firework frees your browser of numerous tabs, optimizes its functionality, and makes it more efficient. Unlike many alternatives, Firework doesn’t have significant flaws, such as lack of ad-blocking or navigation panel. Moreover, it saves your credentials which, in turn, saves a lot of time. And probably the best thing about Firework — it’s fast. Being slow was perhaps the most significant downside of Shift, a severe turn-off for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

You can pay either $9 each month or purchase Firework with one $500 payment, which might be quite expensive if the company is not paying for you. There’s always a free version, but it’s very hard to use after experiencing all the features this app has to offer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Frequent updates. The majority of bugs have been fixed. There will always be new ones, but it’s nice to see that the developers are working on improving the app. There’s a browser-like navigation panel BUT you can easily hide it with just one click. I’ve been asking myself why browsers wouldn’t implement something like this for a while now.

And finally, you can switch between everything with alt+tab which is way more convenient than using ctrl+tab to switch between tabs in Chrome without even seeing what they are sometimes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish there was an option to have several sets of main screens, so you could keep work related and entertainment related services separately. Also, a lot of features that are crucial are a part of Pro plan (you cannot even open links in a new window without it). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.