Tab Memory

Find pages by whatever you remember about them — not just the title. Searches the actual content of pages you've visited.

"I know I saw this page yesterday" — but you don't remember the title, and it's not bookmarked. Tab Memory indexes the actual text of pages you visit as you browse, so you can search later by any words you remember, even if they were never in the title. Type "hydraulic seals" and it finds the page that mentioned hydraulic seals, wherever it appeared. How it works: Browse normally — pages are indexed automatically in the background Click the extension icon, type whatever you remember Results are ranked by how well they match — title matches weighted highest, then description, then body text Important — what this is and isn't This is full-text recall search over your own browsing, not a language model that infers meaning. It matches on the actual words used on a page. It won't find a page about "rubber seals" if you search "hydraulic gaskets" and that exact page never used those words — that level of understanding would require running an AI model over every page, which isn't something this free, fully local extension does. Your control over what's indexed Exclude specific sites entirely (banking, anything sensitive) from Settings Pause indexing anytime, keep searching what's already stored Clear all stored data anytime, one click Privacy Everything is stored only on your device using Chrome's local storage. Nothing is synced through your Google account, nothing is transmitted to any server. This extension needs to read the pages you visit to build the index — see Settings for full control over what gets indexed.