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Tabwright

Tab manager that saves sessions and keeps tab groups

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Tabwright is a tab manager and session saver for Chrome and Edge, built around two things: not losing tabs, and keeping tab groups intact. Save all your windows as a session and restore a whole session, one window or a single tab. Auto-saves and crash snapshots run in the background. Search every open tab from the keyboard and jump to it with Enter. No account and no analytics: your tabs stay on your computer. The core is free; Pro is a one-time $6.99 with no subscription.

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Features

Save sessions and restore a whole session, one window or a single tab

Auto-saves and crash snapshots in the background

Tab groups come back as groups, with name and color

Keyboard search across all windows

Spaces: name a window and switch with Alt+1 to 9

Close duplicates, merge windows, group tabs by site

No account, no analytics, data stays local

Use Cases

Keep dozens of research tabs without losing them after a crash or restart

Give each project its own window and switch between them from the keyboard

Save a set of tabs, close them, and reopen the whole set later

Clean up duplicate and long-unused tabs in one pass

Comments

I kept losing tabs: a crash, a "close all" I regretted, a session saver that restored my tab groups as a flat list. So I built Tabwright. It saves sessions, keeps auto-saves and a crash snapshot in the background, and restores Chrome tab groups as groups with their name and color. Everything is stored locally, with no account and no analytics. It's free to use, with a one-time $6.99 Pro. I'm the solo developer, so I'm biased; I'd like to hear what breaks or what's missing, especially if you keep a lot of tabs open.

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Comments

I kept losing tabs: a crash, a "close all" I regretted, a session saver that restored my tab groups as a flat list. So I built Tabwright. It saves sessions, keeps auto-saves and a crash snapshot in the background, and restores Chrome tab groups as groups with their name and color. Everything is stored locally, with no account and no analytics. It's free to use, with a one-time $6.99 Pro. I'm the solo developer, so I'm biased; I'd like to hear what breaks or what's missing, especially if you keep a lot of tabs open.

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