Tabsfly

MINIMUM EFFORT, MAXIMUM COMFORT Drag and drop to reorder your tabs, groups, and links exactly how you want them. Pin the ones you don't want to lose — pinned tabs and links are locked in place, safe from accidental closing, dragging, or deleting. JUMP BETWEEN WORKSPACES, FAST Every open tab shows which workspace it belongs to — tap the name to jump straight there, or tap the icon to pull all of that workspace's tabs to the top of the list. Scroll your mouse wheel over the open tabs list, the group bar, or workspace chips to switch instantly — no clicking required. FAVORITES AND QUICK LAUNCH Pin up to 7 go-to links to the favorites shelf, always one click away. Or drag tabs and links onto Quick Launch to open up to 10 of your everyday sites at once, with a single click or a keyboard shortcut. MAKE IT YOURS Right-click any workspace to give it its own icon, color, and shape, so you can tell them apart at a glance. PRIVACY BY DESIGN Tabsfly runs entirely on your device. No accounts, no tracking, no analytics, and no data ever leaves your browser — even your saved links' icons are pulled from Chrome's own local cache, never a third-party server. NEVER LOSE A TAB Closed a tab by accident? Reopen your last 5 closed tabs exactly where you left off — back/forward history included, not just the last URL. ORGANIZE BY WORKSPACE Split your browsing into workspaces — one for work, one for a project, one for shopping, whatever fits how you think. Each workspace keeps its own links, groups, and notes, so nothing gets mixed up. SAVE, GROUP, AND FIND LINKS Save any page as a link inside a workspace, and sort them into groups so long lists stay easy to scan. Search across every workspace at once when you need to find something fast. IMPORT AND EXPORT YOUR BOOKMARKS Bring in your existing browser bookmarks with one file, organized into groups automatically. Export everything back out anytime as a standard bookmarks file that any browser can read — your data is never locked in. Tip: since everything lives only on your device, it's worth exporting a backup file every once in a while — especially before resetting your browser or removing the extension.