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Save, pin, organize, and restore local tab sessions from a simple popup. Live Tabs is a simple tab session saver and organizer for Chrome. Save the tabs in your current window, close the clutter, pin important sessions, and restore the whole session or a single saved tab when you need it again. It is built for lightweight, local-first tab management. Your saved tab titles and URLs stay in Chrome extension storage on your device. There is no account, no cloud sync, no tracking, and no server. Features: - Save the current normal Chrome window as a named session. - Update a linked saved session when your active window changes. - Save as new when you want a separate snapshot. - Restore a full session in a new window by default. - Restore one saved tab into the current window. - Rename sessions and delete sessions or individual saved tabs. - Choose whether successful restores should remove saved sessions or saved tabs. - Skip browser-internal, extension, and unsupported URLs by default. - Switch between light and dark themes. Good for: - Research sessions - Work projects - Study tabs - Shopping comparisons - Reading queues - Cleaning up tab clutter without losing context Privacy: Live Tabs stores saved session data locally in Chrome extension storage. Saved data can include session names, tab titles, URLs, pinned state, page order, and incognito-source labels. The extension does not require an account and does not send your saved tabs to any external service.
Jul 6, 2026
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