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Replace your new tab page with a tab manager and personal kanban board — organize links, notes, and todos across spaces and boards. It’s a Chrome extension that shows your tab list and your personal Kanban board on a single screen when you open a new tab. On the left, you can view and manage all tabs in the current window at a glance. On the right, you can organize links, notes, and tasks as cards on boards grouped by spaces. Data is stored locally in the browser by default, with optional backup/restore via Google Drive. - Tab Drawer: View all tabs in the current window as a list, search, switch, or close them. Drag tabs into a board to save them as link cards. - Spaces, Boards, and Cards: Structure is Space → Board (Column) → Card. Supports card types (link, note, task), tags, favorites, and completion marks. Drag and drop to move and sort cards. - Favorites View: Use the ★ tab at the top to see all favorited cards in one place. - Open All: Use the x sites button on each board to open all link cards in that board as a new tab group at once. - Quick Search & Shortcuts: Filter cards using the search bar at the top. ⌘/Ctrl + K focuses the search bar, and Esc closes modals. - Backup & Restore: Automatically saved to chrome.storage.local. When connected to Google Drive, you can manually or automatically (every 30 minutes) sync to a file named TaboardSync.json.
Jul 7, 2026
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