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Save and restore all your tabs, with automatic backups so a crash or update never wipes them. Unlimited sessions, stored locally. TabKeep saves your open tabs as named sessions and restores them exactly as you left them: window layout, tab order, pinned tabs, and tab group names and colors. Built for people who keep hundreds of tabs across projects and cannot afford to lose them to a crash or forced update. Every session is checksummed and versioned, and complete backups land in your own Downloads folder. - Save all windows, or just the current one, in one click - Restore into new windows, one window, or a single tab - Scheduled backups to Downloads/TabKeep, kept on a rolling window - Crash capture every few minutes, so you resume where you were - Version history that makes any rename, edit, or deletion undoable - Integrity checks on every read, with rollback to the last good version - Collections, full-text search, session merge, and duplicate tab removal - Export as full JSON or a plain bookmarks file Your sessions, backups, and settings stay on your device. TabKeep has no host permissions and no content scripts, so it cannot read the pages you visit, and it never sends your tabs or URLs anywhere. The one request it makes is an anonymous check for whether this install has bought Pro. Free forever for unlimited sessions and tabs. Pro is a one-time $9.99, no subscription: scheduled backups, longer version history, lazy restore, unlimited collections, and merge and dedupe. New installs get 7 days of Pro. Install TabKeep and stop losing tabs you meant to keep.
Jul 20, 2026
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