Tabfolio

About

Finally, a tab manager that works and looks great.

The last tab manager you'll ever need — and the only one that doesn't feel like a 2014 admin panel. Press ⌘⇧E (or Ctrl+Shift+E) and every tab across every Chrome window appears as a card in one calm, typographic grid. Search. Hibernate. Lock. Drag. Restore. That's the whole pitch.

— WHY PEOPLE SWITCH —

→ Everything is one keystroke away. Open with one shortcut. Search with /. Hibernate with H. Close with C. Move to a new window with O. Cycle group modes with G. The whole product is keyboard-first.

→ Spaces, not folders. Hibernate tabs into named buckets — "Reading", "Trip to Lisbon", "Q4 research". They persist across browser restarts. Drag them between Spaces, into Chrome, back out again. Restore a whole Space with one click.

→ Locked Spaces. Some Spaces are bookmark banks, not read-once piles. Locking a Space and reopening its tabs keeps the entries intact. Your "Reading list" stays full.

→ Hibernate a whole group. Filter to a domain (or to your single-tab "loners"), then hibernate the entire visible set into a new Space with one click. Fully undoable.

→ Insights. Tabfolio quietly notices when you have 12 duplicate tabs or 8 tabs you haven't touched in a week, and offers one-click cleanup. It never nags.

→ Drag everywhere. Move tabs between windows, into Spaces, out of Spaces, and between Spaces. Drop indicators show exactly where a card will land.

→ Real thumbnails. Every tab card shows a 16:9 preview pulled from the page's Open Graph image. YouTube and Vimeo tabs show actual video thumbnails. Compact mode for sessions with hundreds of tabs.

— PRIVACY BY DEFAULT —

No accounts. No cloud. No analytics. No telemetry. Everything lives in chrome.storage.local on your computer. The only network requests Tabfolio makes are to read the og:image tag on tabs you already have open — the same data Chrome itself sees. Full policy: https://tabfol.io/privacy/

— BUILT BY THE TEAM BEHIND DROPFOLIO —

We make tools that designers and engineers actually want on their machines. Tabfolio is the one we built for ourselves first.

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