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Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 1, 2026	—	—	—	1.0.0
Apr 17, 2026	—	—	—	1.0.0
Apr 24, 2026	58	5.00	2	1.0.2
May 1, 2026	62	5.00	2	1.0.2
May 8, 2026	63	5.00	2	1.0.2
May 18, 2026	64	5.00	2	1.0.2
May 24, 2026	59	5.00	2	1.0.2
May 31, 2026	65	5.00	2	1.0.2
Jun 6, 2026	73	5.00	2	1.0.2
Now	78	5.00	2	1.0.2

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Apr 17, 2026

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Too many tabs open? Be honest — you're never going back to most of them.

If you haven't opened a tab in days, you don't need it. It's not "saving it for later" — it's clutter. Digital noise. A false sense of productivity. Tab Cemetery automatically closes inactive tabs and buries them in a beautifully crafted graveyard. If you ever actually need one back — resurrect it. But you probably won't.

Stop hoarding. Start letting go.

⚰️ AUTO CLOSE INACTIVE TABS
Set how many days a tab can survive without a visit — 3, 7, 9, 40, or any custom number. Tabs you actually use stay alive. Tabs you forgot about get reaped automatically. No manual cleanup, no decisions to make. The Reaper decides for you.

🪦 THE GRAVEYARD — NOTHING IS LOST FOREVER
Every buried tab gets its own grave card with one of 12 hand-crafted tombstone designs, a unique epitaph, domain, lifespan, and time of death. Search, sort by age or lifespan, and filter by domain. Resurrect any tab with one click — or bring them all back with Mass Resurrection. But once you see how rarely you resurrect anything, you'll realize how little you actually needed those tabs.

✍️ 150+ UNIQUE EPITAPHS
Each grave comes with a custom death line based on the site. Reddit tabs get "Lost in the infinite scroll." YouTube gets "Buffering for eternity." GitHub — "git push origin /dev/null." Netflix — "Are you still watching? No." Even ChatGPT tabs die with "The context window closed." Over 25 sites have their own exclusive epitaphs, plus dozens of universal ones for everything else. Every death is personal.

🛡️ IMMORTALS — PROTECT WHAT MATTERS
Add domains to the Immortals list and they'll never be touched. Gmail, Notion, Slack — whatever you actually use every day stays safe. Everything else is fair game.

📊 STATS, STREAKS & ACHIEVEMENTS
Track your Souls Collected, daily Kill Rate, and burial streaks. See your Most Haunted Domains and Oldest Grave. Unlock achievements like First Blood, Serial Killer, Mass Grave, Necromancer, and reddit Slayer. Watch the numbers and realize just how many useless tabs you were keeping alive.

🔔 DEATH BELL
A haunting bell sound when a tab dies. Desktop notifications if you want them. Or silent reaping — your call.

🎨 HANDCRAFTED GOTHIC UI
Dark cemetery aesthetic with the Cinzel gothic font, glowing teal accents, animated candlelight, a cemetery banner, and 12 unique tombstone illustrations on every grave card. This isn't a utility — it's an experience.

✨ KEY FEATURES
• Automatically close old, unused, and idle tabs
• Configurable inactivity timer (1–999 days)
• 12 unique tombstone designs on grave cards
• 150+ site-specific and universal epitaphs
• Full graveyard with search, sort, and domain filter
• One-click tab resurrection or mass resurrect all at once
• Immortal domains — protect sites from auto-closing
• 6 unlockable achievements
• Killing streak tracker
• Death bell sound effect
• Tab count badge on the extension icon
• Lightweight — no background memory overhead
• Manifest V3 — modern, secure, and fast
• 100% free. No premium, no paywall, no ads.

🔒 YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS
• All data stored 100% locally on your device
• No personal data collected. No external servers. No account required.
• URLs, tab titles, and stats — everything stays private
• Works completely offline

⚠️ Chrome shows a "Read browsing history" warning for any extension using the "tabs" permission. Tab Cemetery only accesses tabs to track inactivity — we never monitor, log, or track your browsing.

💀 Got ideas or feedback? Hit me up on X: https://x.com/meowmiauwmeow

Auto-close tabs you haven't visited in days. Tab Cemetery automatically closes inactive browser tabs and saves them in a beautifully crafted graveyard — resurrect any tab with one click. A tab manager that finally makes you stop hoarding.

If you haven't opened a tab in days, you don't need it. It's not "saving it for later" — it's clutter. Digital noise. A false sense of productivity. Stop hoarding. Start letting go.