Browser Architect

Too many tabs, too many windows, no way to find anything? Browser Architect is a session manager and tab organizer that treats your browsing like a workspace — capture everything, organize it your way, and reopen any project exactly where you left off. CAPTURE IN ONE CLICK Save all your open tabs instantly, or pick specific windows. Tab groups are preserved — each group becomes its own topic, loose tabs land in an Unsorted drawer for later triage. Nothing gets lost. ORGANIZE LIKE A FILE SYSTEM Structure links into Sessions → Topics → Sets. Drag and drop single links or multi-select dozens at once (Ctrl-click, Shift-click) and move them anywhere with a visual stack preview. Duplicates? The built-in Deduplication Resolver cleans them up in seconds. SMART LAUNCH — YOUR PLACE, ALWAYS SAVED Open a topic into its own window and record it live. As you browse, the topic mirrors your window: new tabs are captured, navigations update your saved links, closed tabs are cleared. Your Sets even open as real Chrome tab groups. Close the window and your exact working state is frozen — reopen it tomorrow and continue where you stopped. Perfect for episodic reading: manga, webtoons, comics, article series, courses. Read chapter by chapter and your topic always holds your exact page — no bookmarks to update, ever. Changed the window while recording was off? Browser Architect notices and asks which side wins: update the topic to match the window, or restore the window to match your topic. YOUR DATA IS SAFE — AND YOURS • Everything is stored locally in your browser. No account, no server, no tracking. • Full Trash system — every removal is recoverable. • Automatic rolling backups, atomic writes, validated imports. • Export and import as JSON (full state) or CSV (link lists). BUILT FOR SPEED A fast, modern interface with three themes (light, dark, and gold "Aurum"), virtualized lists that stay smooth with thousands of links, full keyboard operability, and screen-reader support. Available in 12 languages. WHO IT'S FOR Researchers juggling sources. Developers with a window per project. Students collecting course material. Binge-readers who never want to lose their place. Anyone with 40 tabs open and a guilty conscience. Stop hoarding tabs. Start architecting them.