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Save and restore groups of tabs for easy access Tab Saver is a straightforward, easy-to-use extension that does one thing really well: saves your browser tabs for later use. IMPORTANT: 100% Privacy Focused • All your data is stored LOCALLY on your device • ZERO data is sent to any external servers • No account creation required • No accounts, no tracking, no cloud storage - your browsing data stays with you Simple Features, No Complexity: • One-click to save all your current tabs as a group • One-click to restore an entire group in a new window • Add simple names and tags to find your groups later • Light and dark mode to match your browser How It Works: 1. Click "Save Current Tabs" 2. Give your group a name (add optional tags if you want) 3. When you need those tabs later, just click "Restore" That's it! No complicated settings, no confusing options - just a clean, simple way to organize your tabs. Why Tab Saver? • Extremely lightweight with minimal permissions • Works completely offline • Simple, clean interface anyone can use • No account creation required • 100% of your data stays on YOUR device Tab Saver is perfect for anyone who wants a no-nonsense solution to managing browser tabs without privacy concerns. Whether you're researching, shopping, or just have too many tabs open, Tab Saver helps you organize your browsing without sending any of your data to the cloud. Save tabs now, open them later - it's that simple!
May 1, 2025
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