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Auto-save every window and tab, then restore your session after a browser crash in one click. Free, private, no account. Chrome crashed, Windows restarted, or Chrome came back with one empty window? TabRetain keeps a local copy of all your windows and tabs, so you can get them back. WHAT IT DOES - Saves every normal window and tab automatically, on a timer (1-30 min) and a few seconds after tabs change. - After Chrome starts, checks whether your previous windows came back. If tabs are missing, one click restores only the missing ones. - Named sessions you keep for good, e.g. "Thesis research". - 30 days of snapshot history, search across saved tabs, export and import as JSON. - Lazy restore: background tabs load only when you click them. - Moving from another tool? Import from OneTab (exported text), Session Buddy and Tab Session Manager (JSON). LIMITS - Tab groups and each tab's back/forward history are not saved. - Each browser profile is protected separately. Incognito is never read. - No sync between devices. Use export or the backup file. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no servers, no analytics. Your tabs never leave your computer. Guides: https://bogdandeaky.github.io/tabretain/restore-chrome-tabs-after-crash.html Support: apps@bluemind-software.ro
Nov 6, 2026
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