Wavebox Workspace: Interface & Terminology
Watch this 90-second video to familiarize yourself with the Wavebox workspace.
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Wavebox Workspace
The term 'workspace' refers to the entire browser interface, which includes:
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If you are looking for multi-account sign-in, containers, or 'workspaces' for different emails/clients/businesses? We call them SPACES.
Main Wavebox Window
- Titlebar / Compact Titlebar
- Address Bar and Toolbar
- Webdock (left vertical navigation)
- Group Tabstrip (horizontal navigation in groups)
- Side Panel (right-hand side)
- Dashboards and Widgets (New tab/start pages)
Navigation Terminology
- My Wavebox (account, billing, teams)
- Profiles (separate Waveboxes)
- Spaces (containers/chrome profile equivalents)
- Groups and Tabstrip
- Apps
- Tabs
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Apps are usually web tools that you use daily and require you to stay signed-in. However, an app can be anything from ClickUp to a file in a Dropbox folder. Learn about Apps.
Pop-Out Panels
- Global Search (keyword search)
- Focus Mode (mute badges, notifications, and sounds)
- Wavebox Mini (pop-out unified inbox)
- Navigator (thumbnail map & tab manager)
- Wavebox AI Assistant (support helper)
- Brainbox (generative AI helper)
Other Wavebox Terminology
- Profile Sync (sync Wavebox on separate computers)
- Wavebox Live (shared Team Profiles)
- Dashboards and Widgets (New tab/start pages)
- Tooltips (groups/app hover menus)
- Context Menus (right-click menus)
- Split-Screen (split any two tabs, even across spaces)
- Link Opening Engine (workflow builder)
- Connect (audio/video calls, screen share)
- Brainbox (Generative AI assistant)
- Master Password (Profile Sync and Templates)
- Templates (share a Profile or Group)
- Sleep (performance settings)
- Badges and Notifications
- Task Manager (monitor performance)
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