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Automatically restores all previously open tabs when Chrome starts. Never lose your open tabs again — even after shutdowns, crashes, or accidental closures. Auto Tab Restore is a lightweight, privacy-first Chrome extension that automatically brings back all your previously open tabs every time you launch Chrome. Whether Chrome crashes, your computer restarts, or you accidentally close a window — your tabs will be waiting right where you left off. 💡 Why Auto Tab Restore? 😌 No more worrying about unexpected shutdowns or crashes 🔄 You don’t need to keep Chrome open to keep your tabs safe 🔋 Saves tabs quietly in the background, without slowing you down ⏱️ Restores your session instantly on browser startup 🔧 Key Features: ✅ Automatically restores all tabs from your last session 💾 Saves tab data periodically while you browse ⚙️ Requires no setup or manual configuration 🔐 100% local — no external data usage or tracking 🛡️ Privacy & Permissions: Your data never leaves your browser. Auto Tab Restore stores all tab information locally using Chrome’s secure storage API. We request only the necessary permissions: tabs – to access your currently open tabs storage – to save tab data locally for restoration We do not collect, share, or transmit any personal information. No user tracking, no analytics, no cloud sync. Just peace of mind. 👁️ Simple and Visual: You can view the extension's active status anytime via the popup UI, which gives you quick confidence that your browsing session is protected. Whether you're a power user with dozens of tabs or just someone who forgets to bookmark — Auto Tab Restore helps you stay focused, organized, and stress-free.
Jun 11, 2025
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