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Drowning in tabs? Find any saved tab in seconds and create folders in one click. A Chrome side panel tab and bookmark manager. Got 47 tabs open and zero clue what's in any of them? Same. That's why we built Stash. Stash is a tiny tab & bookmark manager that lives in your Chrome side panel, right next to whatever you're reading. No new windows. No popups stealing your screen. Just drag a tab into a folder and get on with your day. What you can do with it: 📁 Organize tabs into colorful folders. Projects, recipes, "things I'll read someday." You decide. ⭐ Pin your favorites. Keep up to 8 go-to sites one click away. 🪄 Auto-organize. One click and Stash sorts your messy open tabs into folders for you. Magic, basically. 🔍 Search everything. Find any tab, favorite, or bookmark in seconds. ♻️ Recently closed. Closed something by accident? Bring it back. Up to 48 hours, up to 100 tabs. 🎯 Drag and drop everywhere. Between live tabs, favorites, folders. It just works. Why people love it: Unlike a bulky bookmark manager that buries your stuff three menus deep, Stash keeps everything visible in a clean side panel. Think of it as bookmarks that actually feel alive. Tabs you can rearrange, group, and pull back up without breaking your flow. Install Stash. Stop drowning in tabs. Start finding things again.
May 13, 2026
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