Keeptab saves your open tabs in one click and keeps them safe, so you can finally close them without the fear of losing something.
Add to Chrome — it's freeTab manager & session saver for Chrome
Sound familiar?
Dozens of tabs open because you might need them later, and your browser slows down.
Chrome crashed, or an update ran, and the tabs you had saved were gone.
You saved that page somewhere. You just can't remember the link, or where.
One click saves every tab of your window into a list and closes them. Your browser breathes again, and everything is one click away when you need it.
Keeptab Sync keeps your lists on every computer you use, in a private folder of your own Google Drive. Uninstall, reinstall, change laptops: you sign in and everything comes back.
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Keeptab is built to never lose a tab. Every list is written, and read back, before a single tab closes.
Every saved tab keeps its title, its address and its site icon. Type a word you remember, or narrow it down by date or by site.
Paste your old tab manager's export (OneTab's format works) or a simple list of links, and every list is back, then protected by the backups above. Keeptab files work too.
What you save stays in your browser, and in your own Google Drive if you turn on Sync. We never see your tabs, and nothing tracks what you do.
Yes. Saving, backups, crash recovery, the trash, search and import are free. Keeptab Sync, which keeps your lists on all your computers, is $1.99 a month.
Keeptab notes your open tabs every 5 minutes. Open Recovery and reopen the whole session, or save it as a list.
It's in the trash for 30 days. Restore it in one click. Hourly backups also let you go back to an earlier version of everything.
With Keeptab Sync, reinstall Keeptab, sign in with the same Google account, and every list comes back. Without Sync, turn on the daily backup file in Settings: Keeptab writes a copy to Downloads/Keeptab that survives an uninstall. Reinstall, import it, and you're back.
In a hidden folder of your own Google Drive that only Keeptab can open. To see it, open Google Drive, then Settings › Manage apps › Keeptab. You can delete it from Keeptab's Settings at any time.
No, and we tell you so. Uninstalling keeps your subscription and your synced lists, so a reinstall or a new computer loses nothing. Right after you uninstall, a page opens with one button to cancel the subscription and erase your lists from Google Drive. You can also do it any time from Settings › Danger zone › Delete my account, which cancels the subscription on the spot and erases everything.
Yes. Saved groups keep their names and colours, and come back as groups when you reopen them.
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