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Save open tabs and tab groups as named sessions and restore them later. Tab Vault saves everything you have open and brings it back exactly as it was. WHAT IT DOES • Save all open tabs of a window as a named session • Tab groups are saved with their names and colors, and restored the same way • Restore any session into a new window in one click • Rename, delete, export to JSON, import from JSON • Pinned tabs stay pinned WHAT IT DOES NOT DO • No account, no sign-in • No cloud, no sync, no servers: your sessions never leave your computer • No reading of page content or browsing history PERMISSIONS tabs and tabGroups: to read the list of open tabs and groups, and to open them again. storage: to keep your sessions on your computer. alarms: to run scheduled backups (Pro). That is the full list. PRO (optional, one-time payment, lifetime, 3 devices) • Scheduled automatic backups every 15, 30 or 60 minutes • Backup history: restore any earlier snapshot Pro is a single purchase, not a subscription. The free version has no limits on saved sessions. WHY TAB VAULT Other session managers either drop tab groups, require an account, or lose sessions. Tab Vault keeps groups, needs no account, and stores everything locally with an export you own. Open source: https://github.com/FerhattKartall/tab-vault Website and privacy policy: https://ferhattkartall.github.io/tab-vault/
Sep 28, 2026
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