Pile

Every tab you close, kept as a reading list you can actually come back to.

Pile keeps every tab you close as a reading list you can come back to. Close tabs freely. Close whole windows. Pile saves each one the moment it closes, so "I'll read that later" no longer means keeping sixty tabs open. WHAT IT DOES • Saves every tab as you close it, including a whole window at once. • Pulls in the browser's Recently Closed list when you install it and after a restart. • Keeps tabs you closed together as a group, so a closed window reads as one unit instead of fifty unrelated rows. • Removes duplicates and strips tracking parameters (utm_*, fbclid and friends). The same article closed four times is one row marked "closed 4×". • Search titles and links, filter by site, and sort by when you closed it, by site, by title or by how often you closed it. • Triage mode shows one link at a time, full screen: open it, keep it, mark it done, delete it or skip it. • Export as Markdown grouped by site, as JSON, or as a bookmarks file any browser can import. • Follows your system's light or dark mode. The line beside each row darkens with age, so you can see what's been sitting there. KEYBOARD / search · j k move · o open · s keep · e done · x delete · u undo · t triage Alt+Shift+P opens Pile from anywhere. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays in your browser's local storage on this computer. Pile has no host permissions, makes no network requests, and has no account and no analytics. Site icons come from the browser's own cache. Uninstalling Pile deletes its data, so export first if you want to keep it. Free and open source: https://github.com/NChandrasekharR/pile