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Password-lock individual tabs and sites. Locks survive restarts and need the password you chose to open. TabLock lets you password-lock individual tabs and entire websites in Chrome. Locks stay in place after you restart the browser and only open with the password you chose. Use it when you hand someone your laptop, share a screen, or step away from your desk and don't want certain tabs or sites visible. What it does • Lock a tab, a page, a section of a page, or a whole website • Cover mode hides a locked page instantly; Unload mode removes its content from the tab entirely • Auto-lock after inactivity, when the screen locks, when the window loses focus, or when you switch tabs • Panic button and keyboard shortcut to lock everything at once • Lock whole tab groups or browser windows • Recovery key, strong-password generator and a delayed reset if you forget your password • Unlock with Windows Hello or Touch ID where your device supports it • Optional backup of your settings • Group Policy / Intune deployment settings for organizations Free plan: up to 3 locks, with password, recovery key, cover mode, page/section/site rules and the panic button. Optional Pro and Business features are unlocked with a license purchased on the TabLock website. Privacy: no account required. TabLock has no analytics and does not send your browsing history anywhere. Passwords are stored only as hashes. The only network request the extension makes is a license check, and only if you activate a paid license. Important: TabLock is a privacy screen against casual onlookers. It cannot protect against someone who has full access to your unlocked browser profile or computer.
Nov 7, 2026
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