Save your current tabs safely and restore them anytime.
Users
52
−2 in 30 days
Rating
0.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
0
0 in 30 days
Store rank
#108K
#90K among extensions
Version
0.1.0
updated 17 Oct 2025
Users
monthly, 12 months
Latest, 19 Oct 2026:52 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
Ratings count
monthly, 12 months
Latest, 19 Oct 2026:0 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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About Tab Vault
Tab Vault lets you save your current browser window as a session and bring it back in one click. When research tabs pile up—or you just want to pause and return later—Tab Vault stores everything safely so you can restore the exact workspace anytime.
— Key features
• One-click Save/Restore: Capture all tabs in the current window and reopen them with their titles and order intact.
• Instant Search: Quickly find saved sessions or specific tabs by title or URL.
• Folders for Organization: Group sessions by project, topic, or workflow so nothing gets lost.
• Export/Import Backups: Move to a new computer or keep an extra backup with simple export/import.
• Local-first Privacy: Your data is stored in your browser, not on external servers (except minimal communication required for payments in the premium version).
• Free & Premium: The free plan includes core features with a cap on saved sessions; Premium unlocks higher limits and advanced tools.
— How it works
• Click the Tab Vault icon and press “Save” to store the current window.
• Open Tab Vault and choose a saved session to “Restore” it in an instant.
• Use folders and search to keep growing libraries tidy and fast to navigate.
— Perfect for
• Researchers, writers, and students who juggle large sets of reference tabs.
• Engineers, designers, and PMs switching contexts across multiple projects.
• Anyone who follows daily routines and wants to reopen the same set of tabs with zero friction.
— Typical use cases
• “Morning news brief,” “Project A research,” or “Language study” sets you can reopen on demand.
• Recover work quickly after a crash or accidental close.
• Keep Chrome lightweight by closing heavy windows and restoring them only when needed.
— Privacy & permissions
Tab Vault stores data locally in your browser. It requests only the minimum permissions required to work:
• tabs — to read the list of open tabs so sessions can be saved/restored
• sessions — to reopen and manage browser sessions
• storage — to save your settings and session data
— Pricing
Free plan with core features and a limit on saved sessions. Premium removes limits and unlocks advanced features. (Pricing and contents may change.)
— Support
Questions or feedback? Use the “Support” link on the store page. Including your Chrome version, OS, and clear steps to reproduce issues helps us help you faster.