TabTrack - Live Tab Manager

Save and close your tabs to free up memory, then pick up where you left off. Tabs sync live as you browse. No more tab overload.

TabTrack is a minimalist, Chromium-native tab manager that saves your tabs, syncs them live as you browse, and lets you reopen them whenever you need them. Too many tabs open? Save the ones you care about, close the rest, and pick up right where you left off. Each saved tab tracks your browsing in real time, so the link always points to the last page you were on. NOT A SNAPSHOT, A LIVE LINK Traditional tab managers freeze your tabs in a static snapshot. Browse further and the snapshot goes stale, so restoring it drops you back at pages you already left. TabTrack keeps every saved tab linked to the real tab as you browse. Close it, reopen it, and you land exactly where you stopped. FEATURES • Live sync: saved tabs follow your browsing and update automatically as you navigate • Save the current tab or all tabs in your window in one click • Organize your tabs into named groups: create, rename, reorder, and delete them • Save a whole window's tab groups as workspaces, including pinned tabs • Switch between a compact grid view and a detailed list view • Resize the popup to fit your screen; TabTrack remembers your size • Back up your tabs to a JSON file and import them later on any device or browser • Light and dark mode to your browser theme DESIGNED TO FEEL NATIVE TabTrack is built to look and feel like part of Chrome. Clean, minimal, and fast, with no clutter and no learning curve. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything is stored locally on your device. TabTrack has no accounts, no servers, and no tracking, and it never sends your tabs or browsing data anywhere. WHY THESE PERMISSIONS TabTrack never requests the history permission. Chrome shows "Read your browsing history" at install because of the tabs permission, which exposes the URL, title, and icon of your open tabs. TabTrack needs it for exactly three things: • Live sync: watching open tabs so saved entries stay current as you navigate • Saving tabs: reading the current window's tabs when you save them • Restoring tabs: reopening or focusing a saved tab when you click it Your browsing history is never read, stored, or sent anywhere. HOW TO USE Click the TabTrack icon in your toolbar. Press "+" to add the current tab, add a tab by link, or create a group. Click any saved tab to reopen it, and it picks up right where you left off. Perfect for researchers, students, and anyone who keeps too many tabs open.