TabOverview: Tab Grid, Tab Manager & New Tab

See every tab in one grid, with optional pictures. Find, close and save fast. No account. Your tabs stay on your computer.

Too many open? One shortcut shows them all. TabOverview shows everything you have open in one clean grid, across all your windows and groups. Start typing to find a page. Press Return to go there, or Esc to go back. WHAT IT DOES • See everything: your windows and groups on one screen, with page pictures if you turn them on • Find anything: one search across open, saved and closed pages, with your history if you allow it. Press Space to peek at a page before you open it • Share as a link: a window, a group, the pages you pick or a saved set, after you've seen every page. Anyone with the link can open them all at once. Share a set again, and people who saved it can take your changes • Work together: share a saved set, and everyone with the link can add and remove pages and see who did. Or share a link that can only look • Move and pair pages: drag a card between two others to move it there, or onto another to put both pages side by side. Select up to four to tile them • Tidy up: close duplicates, sort by site and group similar pages. It suggests, you decide • Free up memory: put the rest of a window to sleep with one click, and see how much memory came back. Each page wakes when you click it • Save for later: named sets with sections, as a list, cards or a board, and templates that open as a new window. Review Later goes through them one page at a time • Workspaces: put a whole window away from the toolbar menu or with a shortcut, and bring it back just as it was, groups and all • Rewind: closed a window by mistake? Bring back only the pages that went missing, asleep until you open them • Keep what matters: one key saves the page to your normal Chrome bookmarks • Bring your list, take it with you: paste a list from another tool or choose a file, and export a window or a set as a file, as bookmarks or as Markdown • A calm Home: your new tab page becomes a moving sky with clouds in layers and the real sun, moon and weather where you are, or a painting, a photo or a colour, with your favourites. You can turn it off • Your photos: add many, and let them change each time, every hour or every day • Your video: drop in a clip and it loops silently behind the clock • Your favourites: add, remove and reorder them right on Home • Your look: save it to a file, open it on another computer or send it to a friend • Your clock: four styles, your own text colour and one slider for blur and dim • Show my Home: today's sky or your numbers as a picture to share, made on your computer. Your busiest sites appear only if you tick them • Your language: TabOverview comes in 20 languages and follows your browser's language YOUR TABS ARE SAFE Every close has Undo. Closed pages stay listed for 30 days, and daily lists of what you had open stay for 90 days, all on this computer. You can turn the daily lists off. After a crash, Home can bring your pages back. You can download a copy at any time. Nothing closes, moves or sleeps unless you say so. Saved pages are real Chrome bookmarks, so they outlast any tool, this one included. No feed, no wallet, no AI. FREE AND PRIVATE Free, with no account and no ads. TabOverview doesn't run on the pages you visit, and your tabs stay on this computer unless you share them. What goes online: a web search goes to your normal search engine, and Peek loads the page you picked from its own site, once Chrome has asked you for site access. Both happen only when you ask. Home's real weather is on from the start: while Home is showing, it asks taboverview.com about once an hour for the forecast in your rough area, based on your internet address. Nothing about your pages is sent. Turn it off in Make it yours. When you share, a short link sends only a locked copy of the pages you chose to taboverview.com. The key is made on your computer and stays in the link, so we can't read them, and you can delete the copy at any time. A long link stores nothing. Work together sends only a locked copy of the set, and of each change, to taboverview.com, so we can't read it either. Page pictures are optional. Chrome asks first, and pictures stay on this computer. A page gets its picture once you've viewed it. Until then it shows a clean card with the site's icon and colours. WHAT CHROME WILL ASK Chrome shows a warning when you add any tool like this, because it reads the titles and addresses of your open pages to show them to you. Chrome will ask once about your new tab. Choose “Keep it”. “Change it back” turns off all of TabOverview. Prefer Chrome’s new tab? Choose “Keep it”, then turn off Home in Home settings. To open at once, TabOverview keeps one small pinned tab in each window. You can turn that off in Settings. Made by Global Charity Solutions Kft. in Hungary. Chrome is a trademark of Google LLC.