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Quickly stash tabs locally to read later and unclutter your browser. Tab Stash helps you clear the clutter from your web browser without losing anything. Save tabs for later with one click, find them fast, and get back to a focused browser - no accounts or cloud sync. Highlights - Save tabs locally: stash all tabs or only selected ones. - Read‑later flow: To Read, Read, Archived, Trashed. - Fast search and tag filtering; inline tag editing with Enter/Esc. - Restore tabs individually or in bulk. Open or focus existing tabs when possible. - Import CSV; export TXT/CSV. - Works offline. Your data stays on your device. How It Works - Click the toolbar button or use shortcuts to stash. - Manage items in the Dashboard: sort, search, tag, change status, delete. - Use the Side Panel for quick stashing while you browse. Permissions - tabs: read the current tab’s URL/title to save or reopen it. - storage: store settings and saved items locally. - sidePanel: show the optional Side Panel UI. Privacy - No data is collected or sent. Everything is stored locally (IndexedDB and chrome.storage.local). - Privacy policy: - https://github.com/iannuttall/tab-stash/blob/main/docs/privacy.md Keyboard Shortcuts - Stash all tabs: Alt+Shift+S (macOS: Command+Shift+S) - Stash current tab: Alt+Shift+X (macOS: Command+Shift+X) - Open Side Panel: Alt+Shift+O (macOS: Command+Shift+O) - Open Dashboard: Alt+Shift+D (macOS: Command+Shift+D) Support - Issues: https://github.com/iannuttall/tab-stash/issues - Contact: https://x.com/iannuttall
Oct 19, 2025
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