TabVault

TabVault puts every window and tab you have open into a single page, and keeps local snapshots of your session so a crash or a stray click does not cost you your tabs. WHAT YOU CAN DO • See every window as a column and every tab as a row, with your native tab groups shown inline. • Search across all tab titles and URLs at once (press / to jump to the search box). • Select tabs with checkboxes, Ctrl/Cmd-click or Shift-click ranges, then move them to another window, group them, pin them, unload them or close them in bulk. • Drag a tab row onto another window's column, or onto a group, to move it there. • Create, rename, recolour, collapse and ungroup native tab groups. • Find tabs that share a URL, choose which copy to keep, and close the rest in one click. • Navigate entirely from the keyboard: arrows to move, Enter to go to a tab, Space to select, Delete to close, ? for the full list. SNAPSHOTS, EXPORT AND RESTORE • Snapshots are taken after your tabs stop changing for a while, and on browser startup — not on a fixed timer, so an idle browser does not fill your storage. Identical sessions are never stored twice. • Take one yourself with Snapshot now, and mark any snapshot Keep so it is never rotated away. • Export the current session, or any snapshot, to a JSON file with every window, tab, group, pinned state and position. • Import a file and restore only the windows you pick. Restored tabs open unloaded by default: the first tab of each window loads, the rest load the moment you click them. WHAT IT NEVER DOES • It never reads the content of a page. TabVault asks for no access to websites and injects no scripts, so it sees a tab's title, address and favicon and nothing more. • It makes no network requests, contains no analytics or telemetry, and has no account or server. Everything it stores stays in your browser's local extension storage on your machine. • Export and import are manual file operations that you start. GOOD TO KNOW • Chrome and Edge only: TabVault uses the Chromium tab groups API. • It shows the tabs you have open; it does not search history or bookmarks. • Incognito windows are only visible if you allow the extension in incognito at chrome://extensions. Open source, plain HTML and JavaScript, no build step and no dependencies, MIT licensed. Source: https://github.com/iYazee6-AI/TabVault