Tab Session Saver — Daypack: Save, Restore, Schedule

Save sets of tabs as named sessions. Restore in one click, with a hotkey, or on a schedule. Workspace organizer for daily routines. WHAT IT DOES • Save current — snapshots every tab in the current Chrome window (pinned state and tab groups preserved). • New empty — starts a blank session you fill in by hand (paste URLs one per line). • Open — clicking a session in the popup opens it in a new window (default) or replaces the current window's tabs. THREE WAYS TO TRIGGER A SESSION • Click in the popup — fastest. • Hotkey — assign a session to slot 1–9, then press Ctrl+Shift+1..3 (or bind any slot to your own combo at chrome://extensions/shortcuts). • Schedule — pick weekdays and a time. The session fires once at the next matching minute, then re-arms. USE CASES • Work / Home — open your Linear + GitHub + Notion set when you sit down at the desk; a different set in the evening. • Focus modes — a "Deep work" session with just your IDE and docs, a "Research" session with 8 tabs of reading. • Recurring rituals — schedule "Monday standup prep" to open at 08:55 Mon–Fri automatically. PRIVACY • Everything lives in chrome.storage.sync — sessions follow your Chrome profile across machines. • No analytics. No remote config. No account required. • Open-source, MIT-spirit side-project. PERMISSIONS • tabs — read open tab URLs to snapshot a session; open new tabs when restoring one. • tabGroups — preserve tab group title and color inside saved sessions. • storage — persist sessions. • alarms — fire scheduled sessions. • windows — open a saved session in a new window. EXTRAS • Import / Export — sessions serialize to JSON. Back them up, move them between profiles, share a set. • Drag to reorder URLs inside a session. • Pin individual tabs in a session. Free, forever. If it saves you tab-juggling time, there's an optional ☕ coffee link in the popup — completely optional. Made by vsdev — https://vsdev.cc/daypack