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Save all your open tabs as a named session with one click, and restore any saved session later. TabStash is a free Chrome extension that saves all your open tabs as a named session with one click. Restore any saved session instantly whenever you need it. WHAT IT DOES: Save all open tabs as a named session in one click Restore any saved session — opens all tabs instantly Delete sessions you no longer need See how many tabs are in each saved session Everything stored locally on your device — no account, no cloud, no data collection WHO IT'S FOR: Researchers with multiple sources open Students switching between different subjects People who always have too many tabs open Anyone who has lost their tabs after accidentally closing Chrome HOW IT WORKS: Open as many tabs as you need Click the TabSaver icon Name your session and save Come back anytime and restore with one click 100% free. No account required. No data leaves your device. TabStash is and will always be completely free — no ads, no premium tier, no catch. If TabStash saves you time and you'd like to show some appreciation, check out my other extension PriceHawk — it compares prices across Amazon, eBay and Walmart instantly so you never overpay online. Free to try, $4/month for unlimited searches or for appreciation. → PriceHawk on the Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/fbmddajcdhhodbhoggeihejncbbbpmdd
Jul 16, 2026
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