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Idle tabs archived with on-device AI summaries. Read Later, group-aware restore, searchable library. Fully private. Tab Economist watches your open tabs. When you haven't visited a tab for a while, it automatically moves it to your Library — summarized, categorized, and searchable. FEATURES • Auto-archive — Tabs idle past your threshold (default 2 hr) are moved to your Library • AI summaries — Gemini Nano (on-device, Chrome 127+) categorizes and summarizes each page • Natural language search — "that article about M5 chips" actually finds it • Focus Mode — Pause all archiving during deep work or presentations • Read Later — Right-click any page to save it to a dedicated Read Later list • Suggested tabs — Review idle tabs before they're archived (optional manual mode) • Undo countdown — A visible 30-second window to cancel any auto-archive • Just closed — A 5-minute recovery stack for tabs you didn't mean to let go • Tab Group memory — Restore a stack and its original Chrome Tab Group comes back with it • Export — Download your Library as Markdown or JSON • Protected domains — Add any domain to a never-archive list • Duplicate-free Library — Tracking params stripped so the same page never archives twice PRIVACY All data stays on your device. No account, no sign-in, no tracking, no analytics. Sensitive sites (banking, email, medical, password managers) are automatically excluded and never touched. Uninstalling deletes everything. AI runs entirely on your device via Gemini Nano — your pages are never sent to any server. The extension holds no host permissions and cannot read the contents of any web page. Free. No subscriptions. No catch.
Apr 13, 2026
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