SyncMyTabs

Sync your open tabs across devices, organized by profile, using bookmarks as the transport.

Sync your open tabs across every device — no server, no account, no cloud. SyncMyTabs keeps your open tabs in sync everywhere, using the bookmark sync you already trust — your browser's built-in sync, Floccus, xBrowserSync, or anything else. No server of its own. No sign-up. If your bookmarks sync, your tabs sync. It also turns your new tab page into a list of every tab you have open — by window and tab group, searchable, one keystroke away. Perfect for browsing in full screen, or with the tab bar hidden or kept narrow. HOW IT WORKS SyncMyTabs stores your tabs in a small, structured bookmark folder. Whatever already syncs your bookmarks carries the data between devices — nothing new to trust, nothing to configure. FEATURES - Live two-way tab sync, organized by profile (Home, Work...) — each stays independent, always in sync with itself across devices. - Lazy restore — tabs from other devices open as placeholders and only load when you click them. No surprise autoplay on a restored video. - Tab group sync (Chrome/Brave) — keep a group's pages and its rules consistent on every device. - Auto-archive idle tabs (on by default, easy to turn off) — old tabs get bookmarked and closed automatically, on a schedule you set. The last week's are on the new tab page, one click away. - Smart tab order (optional) — groups first, then by most recently used. - New tab page — every open tab by window and tab group, plus the recently archived ones. Type to filter, type a tab's number to jump to it, or search the web with your default search engine — or another service you pick with a one-letter shortcut. One per window, so they don't pile up. Optional bookmarks bar and Matrix rain. - Light, dark, black, or system theme. Note: SyncMyTabs replaces your new tab page. When Chrome asks, choose "Keep it" — "Change it back" turns off the whole extension, sync included. PRIVACY BY DESIGN No server. No account. No analytics. No ads. Everything stays on your device — the only thing that leaves it is your own bookmark sync, and a web search you start from the new tab page, sent only to the service you picked. Free and open source.