Nook: quiet tab archive

Quietly rests tabs you haven't looked at, asks why each was open, and sorts them so you can find them again.

Nook quietly rests the tabs you haven't looked at, asks why each one was open, and sorts them so you can find them again. Most open tabs are things you meant to come back to: something to read, something to buy, a task, research for a project. Closing them feels like forgetting. Nook closes them for you and keeps each one safe, with a picture of the page and the reason you kept it. HOW IT WORKS Tabs you haven't looked at for 4 hours rest in Nook. You choose the time, from 1 hour to 1 day. The tab you're on, pinned tabs, tabs playing sound and video calls are never closed. When you're ready, sort them in one go: Read later, Buying, To do, Research, Reference, or close for good. Nook suggests a reason, so most tabs take one key press. FIND THINGS AGAIN Every saved tab has a thumbnail, its title and site. Search across titles, addresses and your notes. Things you might buy from the same store sit side by side. Research is grouped by project. To do items can be ticked off. Reopen one tab, or a whole section as a named tab group. SAVE A WHOLE WINDOW Rest every tab in a window at once, give it a name, and reopen it later in a new window, in the same order with its tab groups. NOTES Add a short note to any saved tab. It sits on the thumbnail like a sticky note. GENTLE REMINDERS (OPTIONAL) A weekly reminder of what you saved to read. Fading: Read later tabs you haven't opened in 30 days can clear themselves after a warning. Off unless you turn it on. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays in your browser on your computer. No account, no servers, no analytics, no ads. Export your data as JSON or Markdown at any time, or import links from a OneTab export. KEYBOARD FRIENDLY Sort with 1 to 6 and Enter, search with /, and rest the current tab with Alt+Shift+N. Works in Chrome and other Chromium browsers such as Edge and Brave.