ZipTab

ZipTab Save, organize, and relaunch tab groups — instantly. ZipTab turns your browser tabs into saved sessions you can name, search, and relaunch with one click. Whether you're researching, working across projects, or just drowning in open tabs, ZipTab gives you a clean way to save your context, close the clutter, and get back to exactly where you left off — without bookmarks, without folders, without fuss. How it works 1. Save a group — Click ZipTab, give your current tab set a name, and save. Your entire window is captured in a single group. 2. Relaunch instantly — Click any saved group and every tab opens at once. Ready. Set. Launch. 3. Build over time — Save individual tabs or all open tabs into any existing group. Groups grow with your workflow. 4. Find anything fast — Search across groups and individual tabs by title. Nothing gets lost. Key features One-click group launch — Click a saved group and all its tabs open simultaneously. No digging through bookmarks, no opening tabs one by one. Import Chrome tab groups — Already using Chrome's native tab groups? ZipTab pulls them in as saved sessions so you don't have to start from scratch. Add tabs to any group — Save just the current tab, or all open tabs, into a group you already created. Keep building on past sessions. Instant search — Search by individual tab title. Results update as you type. Spot and clean duplicates — Duplicate URLs are highlighted in pink so you know when the same page has been saved twice. Keep your groups lean. Export & import — Download a backup of all your groups or restore from one. Move between browsers or keep a safety copy. Rename anything — Rename groups and individual tabs to keep your workspace organized and meaningful. Keyboard shortcut — Open ZipTab in a flash: Command+Shift+Y (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+Y (Windows). Lightweight & private — Everything stays in your browser's local storage. No accounts. No servers. No sign-up. Your tabs never leave your machine. Who it's for - You switch between projects and want each one's tab setup ready to go. - You research or deep-dive and need to pick up where you left off. - You're staring at 40+ tabs but can't close them because you "might need them." - You've lost a session to a crash, a restart, or an accidental close — and you don't want it to happen again.Ï