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Shed your old tabs. A local-first dashboard of all your open tabs — search, mute, snapshot & restore. No account, no tracking. Shed your old tabs. Molt turns your new tab page into a mission control for everything you have open. Tabs are grouped by domain so you can see the whole herd at a glance — then close what you're done with, satisfying swoosh and confetti included. Closing is reversible. Session snapshots are taken automatically as your tabs change, so you can sweep boldly and restore anything you miss — with window layout and pinned tabs preserved. 100% LOCAL. NO ACCOUNT. NO TRACKING. No external requests, no analytics, no servers. Everything lives in your browser's local storage. Delete the extension and every trace is gone. WHY MOLT • See everything — open tabs grouped by domain, homepages (Gmail, X, YouTube, GitHub…) in their own card • Find anything — press / to search titles and URLs, Enter jumps to the first match • Silence anything — amber speaker badges mark tabs that are playing audio; mute one or all in a click • Close with confidence — duplicate detection, one-click dedupe, and session snapshots that make every close reversible • Two ways in — takes over your new tab page (optional, switchable) or summon from any page via toolbar icon / Alt+T • Four themes — warm paper, midnight, arctic, forest; follows your OS color scheme until you pick one • Made for real work — localhost tabs grouped by port, saved-for-later checklist, dev-friendly BUILT ON OPEN SOURCE Molt is an actively maintained fork of Tab Out by Zara Zhang (MIT), with security fixes from the community. Source: https://github.com/ai-daming/molt
Aug 27, 2026
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