Your tabs, as a tree
Windows and tabs in an outline you can nest, annotate and rearrange — one that survives closing a window, quitting Chrome and restarting your computer.
Everything stays on your computer. No servers, no account, no analytics. See the privacy policy.
What it does
- Shows every window and tab as a tree, and keeps it in step with Chrome both ways
- Closes a tab without losing it — saved rows stay in the tree, ready to reopen
- Notes, colours and dividers, so a row can say why you kept it
- Shows your Chrome tab groups, and lets you rename, recolour and collapse them
- Restores your windows after a restart, back to the nodes they came from
- Exports and imports the whole tree as a JSON file you keep
Support
Bug reports, questions and feature requests are welcome at joshdelgado.public@gmail.com.
If you are reporting a problem, the most useful things to include are what you did, what happened instead, and your Chrome version. If the tree looks wrong, exporting it first (Export in the toolbar) gives you a copy to fall back on.
Your data, in one line
The extension reads your tab titles and addresses to build the tree, stores them on your computer, and sends them nowhere. The privacy policy covers it in full, including the one case where your browser still talks to a website.