Essentially, this extension lets you put off tabs and automatically brings them back when you need them. Tab Snooze takes a concept that grew very popular with email and brings it to tab management. Toby can sync your saved tabs between multiple devices, and if you'd prefer Toby not total over your New Tab page you can also opt for the Toby Mini version which offers much of the same session saving and tab organizing functionality without taking up as much real estate, using the extension icon and context menus instead.Īvoid distractions and stay productive: Tab Snooze There's also a search function which presents results clean and fast but it only searches through tab titles - nothing that the Chrome search function couldn't do already. The use of different lists and the ability to save sessions is meant to facilitate context switching and improve your workflow. Entire sessions can be saved in one click, closing all tabs and saving them to a list instead, allowing you to reopen tabs individually or all at once later. You can group saved tabs into different categories or lists, drag-and-drop items between them and add tags to offer more context. Toby is often referred to as the 'Trello for browser tab management' due to its card-based interface. If you are the type of person that has 50 browser tabs open all the time Toby may be a little too much work to put into tab management, but it's worth a look if you've been waiting for a more visual way to organize the clutter. This Chrome extension bills itself as part tab manager, part productivity tool. Depending on the number of tabs and what they're running, moving open tabs to OneTab can significantly improve performance. You can also easily export and import your tabs as a list of URLs. Whenever you need to access the tabs again, you can either restore them all at once or individually by clicking on the respective link.

OneTab lets you close every open tab with a click and converts them into a list instead. When the top bar of your browser is so squished that you can barely see the favicon of every open tab, maybe it's time to declare tab bankruptcy and start over with a clean slate. Google Chrome doesn't have especially extensive tab management options, but there are many handy extensions available from third party developers that can help you get things under control. Besides cluttering your screen, having multiple tabs open makes it hard to find the right tab when you need it, forcing you jump from one to the next and hoarding your RAM in the process. But having too many open tabs at a given time can be counter-productive. Tabs revolutionized web browsers many years ago and today they're as essential when getting things done online.

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