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Stash all or selected tabs into named groups in 1 click to free Chrome memory. Restore full windows or single tabs. Local-first. Tab Stash saves all your open tabs—or only the specific tabs you pick—into clean, named groups in one click and closes them immediately so Chrome runs fast again. Everything runs directly from a lightweight popup with a selective tab picker, automatic duplicate filtering, and one-click window restoration. KEY WORKFLOW FEATURES: • Stash All in 1 Click: Type a group name (like "Client Research" or "PR Review") and click Stash All to save and close every open tab in your current window at once. • Pick Specific Tabs (Keep the Rest Open): Check "Pick specific tabs" to select or deselect individual tabs with checkboxes—park research tabs for later while keeping your active work open. • Smart Duplicate Filtering: Stashing into an existing group name automatically skips duplicate URLs and appends only new tabs. • 1-Click Window or Single-Tab Restore: Click the green Restore icon on any group to reopen all its tabs together in a fresh, focused window, or expand the group to open or remove a single tab. • Live Toolbar Counter Badge: Always see how many stashed tabs are waiting for you across your saved groups. BUILT FOR FAST, CLUTTER-FREE BROWSING: • Modern, distraction-free popup UI with zero background memory footprint when closed. • Selective tab stashing ("save the tabs you choose, not your entire window") built right in. • No bloated workspaces, no forced cloud sync, and no accidental duplicate links. 100% LOCAL-FIRST PRIVACY GUARANTEE: • Every saved tab group stays strictly on your computer inside chrome.storage.local. • Zero external servers, zero analytics or telemetry, and no account sign-up ever required.
Oct 28, 2026
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