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Tab & session manager: never lose a tab. Automatic session history, collections and one-click park. Kepsul remembers your tabs so you never have to. ⏱ AUTOMATIC HISTORY A few seconds after anything changes, Kepsul quietly saves your open windows. Chrome crashed? Closed the wrong window? An update wiped your session? Open the History view and go back to any moment of the last 30 days. 🅿 PARK IN ONE CLICK Alt+Q (or the popup button) closes every tab of the current window into a parked collection and frees your memory. Undo for a minute, restore any time. 📁 COLLECTIONS Save a snapshot, a window or a group of tabs under a name. Tab groups keep their names and colors. ♻ RESTORE THE WAY YOU WANT Into a new window or the current one. Restored tabs load only when you click them, so opening 50 tabs does not freeze your machine. 💾 DAILY LOCAL BACKUP Kepsul writes a JSON backup to Downloads/Kepsul every day, and never upgrades its database without writing one first. Your data outlives the extension. The Backups screen lists every backup; the newest ones restore with one click, and a full restore always writes a safety backup before replacing anything. 📥 IMPORT Coming from OneTab or Session Buddy? Import your export file in one click. Importing never overwrites anything you already have. 🔎 SEARCH Find any tab you have ever saved by title or URL. 🔒 PRIVACY BY DESIGN Everything stays on your device. Kepsul makes zero network requests: no analytics, no servers, not even favicon downloads. Only two permission warnings at install. ✅ FREE FOREVER Everything local is free and stays free. If a paid tier ever exists, it will only cover new optional features like encrypted sync between devices. Available in 27 languages: English, Türkçe, Deutsch, Français, Español, Português (Brasil), Português (Portugal), Italiano, Nederlands, Polski, Русский, Українська, 日本語, 한국어, 简体中文, 繁體中文, Bahasa Indonesia, Tiếng Việt, ไทย, हिन्दी, Čeština, Svenska, Dansk, Suomi, Norsk, Magyar, Română Made by Blokcore. Questions: support@blokcore.com
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