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Save tabs in one click, organize with color-coded categories, and spot outdated ones. 100% local — nothing leaves your browser. Tab Sandwich is a fast, focused way to save and organize the tabs you want to come back to. SAVE INSTANTLY Click the toolbar icon (or press Alt+S) and hit Save Tab — the current page's title and URL are saved immediately. Need to save a link that isn't your active tab? Use "+ Add link manually." ORGANIZE WITH CATEGORIES Assign a color-coded category to any saved tab. Filter your list with a click, manage your categories (add, rename, remove, reorder, recolor) from Settings, and scan your list at a glance by color. NEVER LOSE TRACK OF STALE TABS Tabs you saved a while ago and haven't revisited get a visible age badge, with a dedicated quick filter to round them all up and decide what to keep. EDIT, REORDER, DELETE Fix a title or URL without deleting and re-adding. Drag tabs into whatever order makes sense to you. Delete what you don't need with one click. KEYBOARD FRIENDLY Every core action — saving, filtering, editing, deleting, settings — works without a mouse. Open the popup itself with a customizable keyboard shortcut. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS Tab Sandwich stores everything locally on your device using Chrome's own storage APIs. Nothing is ever sent to a server, tracked, or shared — there is no server. The extension requests only the permissions it actually uses: access to your current tab (only when you click the extension), local storage, and read-only access to Chrome's own local favicon cache to show each saved tab's icon (no favicon data is stored, and nothing is ever fetched from the tab's own site).
Sep 6, 2026
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