Tabfolio

Finally, a tab manager that works and looks great. Every tab one keystroke away. Hibernate the rest into named Spaces.

Finally, a tab manager that works and looks great. The last tab manager you'll ever need, and the only one that doesn't feel like a 2014 admin panel. Open Tabfolio and every tab across every Chrome window appears as a card in one calm, typographic grid. Search. Hibernate. Lock. Drag. Restore. That's the whole pitch. WHAT'S NEW IN 0.10.1 → Compact cards stay compact. Copy-count badges now sit beside the domain without making cards or neighboring cards taller. Badges still open duplicate inspection, and long domains leave room for the count. RECENT ADDITIONS IN 0.10.0 → See your duplicates without slowing cleanup. “Close duplicates” still works in one click. Optional “Show duplicates” and copy-count badges let you inspect matching URLs, see their windows, and know which copy will be kept. → Calm at any scale. Search duplicate titles or URLs, inspect compact groups, and page through large collections. Return to your previous search, selection, and scroll position when you're done. → Local recovery history. Reopen URL safety copies after the Undo toast disappears. History stays on your device, excludes incognito tabs, and is capped at 20 actions, seven days, and 2 MB. You can forget copies or clear history. → Safer everyday actions. A dedicated selection dock avoids covering cards. Close counts only eligible open tabs. Bulk operations show progress, guard against repeated clicks, and report partial failures. Space destinations are searchable, and Settings includes privacy-conscious build diagnostics. WHY PEOPLE SWITCH → Everything is one keystroke away. Open with your configured Chrome shortcut. Search with /. Hibernate with H. Close with C. Move to a new window with O. Cycle group modes with G. The whole product is keyboard-first. → Spaces, not folders. Hibernate tabs into named buckets: “Reading”, “Trip to Lisbon”, “Q4 research”. They persist across browser restarts. Drag them between Spaces, into Chrome, and back out again. Restore a whole Space with one click. → Locked Spaces. Some Spaces are bookmark banks, not read-once piles. Lock a Space and reopening its tabs keeps the entries intact. Your “Reading list” stays full. → Hibernate a whole group. Filter to a domain or your single-tab “loners”, then hibernate the visible set into a new Space with one click. Undo is available. → Insights. Tabfolio quietly notices duplicate tabs or tabs you haven't touched in a week and offers one-click cleanup. It never nags. Duplicate cleanup leaves pinned tabs and saved Spaces untouched. → Drag everywhere. Move tabs between windows, into Spaces, out of Spaces, and between Spaces. Drop indicators show exactly where a card will land. → Real thumbnails. Cards can show previews from page metadata, favicons, and public video-thumbnail services. Compact mode keeps large sessions manageable. Choose dark or light appearance in Settings. PRIVACY BY DEFAULT No accounts. No cloud sync. No analytics or telemetry. Spaces, preferences, and recovery records are stored in chrome.storage.local on your computer, not uploaded to Tabfolio servers. To display previews, Tabfolio handles tab URLs/titles and website metadata/images. It contacts page servers and image hosts, including Google and DuckDuckGo favicon services, YouTube thumbnails, and the vumbnail.com Vimeo thumbnail provider. These requests can reveal a URL, domain, or video ID and normal network information to those providers. Undo and recovery reopen URLs, not forms, scroll positions, or deleted Space structure. Full data-handling details: https://tabfol.io/privacy/ BUILT BY THE TEAM BEHIND DROPFOLIO We make tools that designers and engineers actually want on their machines. Tabfolio is the one we built for ourselves first. tabfol.io