Session Tabs

Your browser has amnesia. Session Tabs saves a set of open tabs as a named session, then reopens that exact set as a tab group with one click. Use it for the morning ritual — email, calendar, news, all back in one click instead of hunting through history. Use it for the mode switch — jump between Client A's tabs and Client B's tabs without losing either setup. Use it for the chore session — bank, utilities, bills, saved once and reopened only when you actually need to sit down and do them. Chrome's own saved tab groups can drift: they get rewritten by sync, they can quietly disappear, and Chrome auto-closes inactive ones after six months. Sessions saved here don't drift — your setups stay exactly as you saved them, and they survive browser updates, crashes, and sign-outs, because they're not tied to a live group that Chrome manages for you. Everything stays on your computer. Session Tabs has no account, no server, and no analytics — your saved tabs and titles are stored locally in your browser's own storage and never leave your machine. Export a backup any time as a plain JSON file you control, and import it back whenever you need to. Free, no account required, and it stays that way.