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Save & manage tabs with a floating button & hub. Organize tabs into custom groups to supercharge your workflow. TabGap saves your open tabs into custom groups you reach from a floating hub on any page — no new-tab detour, no clutter. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Save the current page with a click (the floating +), or save all open tabs at once • Organize saved tabs into named groups — collapse, rename, and reorder them • Add searchable notes to any tab • Search everything by name, URL, or note as you type • Drag to reorder tabs within a group or move them across groups • Open the hub from a floating button or a right-click — centered on the page, not a tiny popup • Move the floating button to either side of the screen • Bulk actions with undo: open all, close all, save all, delete all • Restore recently closed tabs and undo deletions TABGAP PRO (optional) • Cross-browser sync — sign in with Google and your groups follow you across Chrome and Edge • Unlimited groups (the free plan includes 3 custom groups) • Two-way Chrome bookmark sync — mirror your groups to a "TabGap" bookmark folder, optionally import existing bookmarks • Priority support Your tabs stay on your device by default; with Pro sync on, only a compact copy of your groups is stored in your browser's own secure sync storage. PRIVACY TabGap does not read the content of the pages you visit, runs no analytics, and never sells your data. Full policy: https://tabgap.com/privacy.html Made by Techomated LLC.
Aug 15, 2026
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