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Save and restore tab sessions with named configurations. Reopen all windows and tabs just like you left them, anytime. TabKeep – Window & Tab Session Saver Are you tired of losing your open tabs when you close Chrome or want to switch between different sets of tabs quickly? TabKeep lets you save your current browser windows and all their tabs under custom names — then reopen them later with a single click. Key Features: Save your entire browser session — Save every open window and its tabs with a simple, custom name. Restore saved sessions easily — Open multiple windows with all tabs exactly as you left them. Manage your saved configurations — View, open, or delete saved sessions with an intuitive interface. Local storage only — All your saved data stays on your device. TabKeep does NOT send any data externally. Works across all your Chrome windows and tabs — Incognito windows are excluded for privacy. Lightweight and easy to use — No clutter, no complicated settings. How It Works: Click the TabKeep icon to open the popup. Give your current session a name and save it. Your window and tab setup is saved locally. Later, select any saved session to reopen all its windows and tabs. Why Choose TabKeep? TabKeep helps you organize your browsing workflow without losing track of important tabs. Whether you’re switching between work and personal projects, managing research tabs, or just want a quick way to save your browsing session before shutting down, TabKeep makes it simple and hassle-free.
Aug 11, 2025
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