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Save your entire browser session — windows, tab groups, and all tabs — in one click. Local only. No account. $4.99 once. Tired of losing your tabs every time you close Chrome? Snapt saves your entire browser session with a single click — every window, every tab, and every tab group, exactly as you left them. Restore it tomorrow, next week, or whenever you need it back. WHAT SNAPT SAVES - All open windows - All tabs in each window - Tab group names, colors, and order - Your current tab organization — exactly as arranged WHY SNAPT IS DIFFERENT Most free session managers have one critical flaw: they corrupt or silently drop your saved sessions when the extension updates. Users of the popular alternatives have lost years of saved sessions this way. Snapt ships with a versioned migration system built in from day one. Every update carries your data forward safely. Your sessions are never destroyed by an update — that's the whole point. EVERYTHING STAYS ON YOUR MACHINE No account. No cloud sync. No servers. Your browsing context is private and stays that way. Snapt stores sessions in Chrome's local storage — only accessible on your device. ONE-TIME PRICE. NO SUBSCRIPTION. Snapt costs $4.99 once. There's no recurring charge, no monthly plan, and no features locked behind a tier. Pay once, use it forever. Free 7-day trial — no payment required to start.
May 9, 2026
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