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Preserve and restore your Chrome tab groups as named sessions — like amber that keeps your workflow frozen in time. TabAmber lets you save snapshots of your browser — all tabs, tab groups, colors, pinned tabs, and multi-window layouts — under a name you choose. Restore any session in one click and pick up exactly where you left off. KEY FEATURES • Save sessions — capture every open window and tab into a named session with Ctrl+Shift+S or via the side panel. • Restore anywhere — reopen a saved session in a new window with all tab groups, colors, titles, and pinned tabs intact. • Update sessions — overwrite a session with your current tabs without losing its name or history. • Tab group support — group titles, colors (blue, red, green…), and collapsed state are all preserved and fully restored. • Side panel UI — manage your sessions in a persistent panel that stays open while you browse. • Search — instantly filter sessions by name, tab title, URL, or group name. • Sort & reorder — sort by last updated, name, or tab count; drag cards to set your own order. • Tab preview — expand any session card to see all its tabs with favicons before restoring. • Auto-save — optionally keep a background snapshot that updates automatically whenever tab groups change. • Export / Import — back up all sessions to a JSON file and restore them on any machine. • Keyboard shortcuts — Ctrl+Shift+S (Mac: ⌘⇧S) to save, Ctrl+Shift+Y (Mac: ⌘⇧Y) to open the panel. PRIVACY TabAmber stores all data locally on your device using chrome.storage.local. No data is sent to any server. No account required.
May 5, 2026
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