Without Tab Memory
- Dozens of open tabs slow you down
- Closing = losing context forever
- Bookmarks without “why” become useless
Tab Memory saves a screenshot, your note, URL, and page title — then closes the tab.
You want a clean browser, but closing tabs feels risky.
Built for researchers, developers, and tab hoarders.
Captures what was on screen when you saved.
Write why you opened the tab.
One action: store locally and close the tab.
Browse saved tabs with previews.
No account, no cloud, no sync.
Follows your system appearance.
Three seconds to save a tab with full context.
Click the Tab Memory icon on any tab you want to save.
Optionally describe why this tab matters.
Screenshot is stored, metadata saved, tab closed.
Open History, find the preview, click to reopen the URL.
Your personal tab archive — stored only on this device.
Each saved tab shows its screenshot, title, date, and note.
Order by date or title.
See how many tabs you saved and disk space used.
No. Everything is stored locally in your browser.
Screenshot, URL, title, note, and timestamp.
No. Browser internal pages cannot be captured.
Clear history or uninstall the extension.