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Save and organise your browser tabs into categories and groups. Stop Drowning in Tabs. Start Flowing. TabFlow is a powerful tab manager that helps you save, organize, and revisit your browser tabs — without the chaos. Instead of keeping dozens of tabs open "just in case," save them to categories and groups, then come back exactly when you need them. TabFlow replaces your new tab page with a clean, full-featured dashboard, and adds a side panel so you can manage your tabs without ever leaving the page you're on. KEY FEATURES Save & Organize Tabs - Save any open tab (or multiple at once) to a named category and nested groups - Create color-coded categories to separate your work, research, hobbies, or any area of your life - Group tabs within each category with custom names and tags - Edit saved tab titles and URLs at any time Full-Featured Dashboard (New Tab Page) - Your new tab page becomes a powerful tab manager - Browse categories and groups side-by-side - Open any saved tab with a single click, or open all tabs in a group at once - See your total saved tab count at a glance Side Panel - Access TabFlow without leaving your current page - Switch between your open tabs and saved tabs in one place - Drag open tabs directly into a saved group - Close tabs or switch to them instantly Starred Tabs - Star any saved tab to mark it as a favorite - Access all starred tabs from a dedicated view — across every category Bookmark Import - Import your existing browser bookmarks into TabFlow - Bookmark folders are intelligently mapped to categories and groups - Preview what will be imported and deselect anything you don't need Bulk Save & Session Import - Save all open tabs from a window as a single group with one click - Select multiple tabs to save in bulk - Great for capturing research sessions, shopping carts, or reading lists Search & Filter - Search across saved tabs, open tabs, and starred tabs by title or domain - Filter groups by tag or color - Find what you're looking for instantly Drag & Drop Everything - Reorder categories, groups, and tabs with drag-and-drop - Drag open tabs from the side panel directly into a saved group Appearance - Light and dark mode - 4 accent color themes (Amber, Blue, Green, Violet) - All preferences sync across your devices HOW TO USE TABFLOW 1. Install TabFlow — it will replace your new tab page automatically. 2. Open the dashboard by opening a new tab, or click the TabFlow icon in your toolbar. 3. Save a tab — click the "+" button in any group, or use the save button in the side panel while browsing. 4. Create categories — click "New Category" to organize tabs by project, topic, or whatever works for you. 5. Import bookmarks — use the import button to bring your existing bookmarks into TabFlow in seconds. 6. Use the side panel — open the side panel via the TabFlow toolbar icon to manage tabs without leaving your current page. 7. Open saved tabs — click any saved tab title to open it, or use "Open All" on a group to restore an entire session. 8. Star your favorites — star any tab to pin it to the Starred view for quick access. 9. Search — type in the search bar to instantly find any saved or open tab. 10. Customize — toggle dark mode and pick an accent color from the Tweaks panel. PRIVACY TabFlow stores all your data locally in your browser using the built-in browser storage API. No data is ever sent to any external server. Your tabs and categories are yours alone. PERMISSIONS - Storage — to save your tabs, groups, categories, and settings locally - Tabs — to read open tab titles, URLs, and favicons - Side Panel — to show the TabFlow panel alongside any page - Bookmarks — to let you import your existing bookmarks (only used when you trigger an import)
Aug 13, 2026
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