Session Tabs: Save & Schedule Tab Groups
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Save tabs as sessions. Reopen them as a tab group in one click, or let them open by themselves at a time you set. No account. Your tabs open themselves. Session Tabs is a tab scheduler for Chrome. Save the tabs you use as a named session, give it a time, and it opens on its own as a real Chrome tab group: Work at 8:00 Monday to Friday, Bills at 10:00 on Saturdays, or your morning set every time Chrome starts. Schedule tabs once and stop rebuilding your day by hand. Auto open tabs at a set time Pick a time and the days. At that time the whole session opens by itself, named and colored, as a tab group. It never steals focus or changes the tab you are on: the group appears in your tab strip and the toolbar icon shows a small number until you look. If Chrome was closed when a session was due, it opens when you start up (within two hours). Close them at a set time too "Closes by itself" puts your work tabs away at 5 pm, or whenever you choose. What's saved stays saved, and anything Session Tabs closed for you can be brought back for a week. One click when you want them now Press Open and the whole set is back in one click. Press Switch to close what's open and open another session in its place: Client A's tabs, then Client B's, without losing either setup. Save any open tab group as a session with one click. Find anything A search box finds any saved session or tab by its name, title or address. Deleting a session or removing a tab offers Undo. Use it for - The morning routine: email, calendar and news already open at 8:00. - The work day: work tabs open at 9 and close at 5, Monday to Friday. - The weekly chores: bank, bills and utilities, opened on Saturday morning. - Clients and projects: one session per client, switch in one click. Your tabs stay on your computer No account, no server, no analytics. Sessions, tabs and schedules are kept in your browser's own storage on your machine. Export a backup any time as a plain file you keep, and import it back whenever you like. Free, no account, and it stays that way. Good to know: Chrome must be running for a session to open at its time; a session that was missed opens when Chrome starts, if it is within two hours.