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Save all your tabs in one click with automatic version backups. Never lose them. Local-first, no account, no subscription. KeepTabs saves your open tabs in one click — and never loses them. KeepTabs is a lightweight tab manager and session saver: it collapses a window full of tabs into a tidy, named list you can reopen anytime. The difference is durability — every save and delete is automatically version-snapshotted, so an extension update, a browser crash, or an accidental delete can always be rolled back. Why KeepTabs • One click saves the whole window and clears the clutter • Automatic version history — restore any earlier state from the Backups panel (last 50 snapshots) • Rename sessions, reopen tabs individually or all at once, remove single tabs • Export / import your sessions as JSON anytime • Optional backup to a synced folder (Google Drive / OneDrive / Dropbox desktop) — no login, no server • Local-first and private: your data stays in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server. No account, no subscription, no telemetry. Never-lose by design Every change appends a full snapshot to a local history buffer, so destructive edits can't silently wipe your saved tabs. The optional folder backup uses the browser's File System Access API and writes only to the folder you pick. Built for anyone who has ever lost a window full of tabs.
Aug 27, 2026
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