OneTab's one click, with somewhere to put things afterwards
Tabner saves every tab in the window in one go, the way OneTab does. Then the tabs land in groups you can rename, tag, search and, if you want, sync.
Free. No account needed. Without one, your tabs never reach our servers.
What stays the same
One click and the window is clear, and nothing is lost. No account is needed, and your tabs never reach our servers unless you sign in to sync.
What you get on top
- Boards for each project, with coloured groups inside them
- Spaces to keep Work and Personal apart
- A short description, tags and private notes on any tab
- Ctrl+K search across titles, links, descriptions and notes
- tb in the address bar to open a saved tab without leaving the page
- Sessions that bring a window back, tab groups included on Chrome
- Shared boards with editors and viewers, with the optional account
Moving from OneTab
Tabner doesn't import OneTab directly. The quickest way across:
- In OneTab, restore a group so its tabs open in a window.
- In Tabner, click Save All Tabs, or save the window as a session.
- Rename the new group and repeat for the groups you want to keep.
When OneTab is still the better pick
If you want one list and the lightest extension you can find, OneTab does that job well. Tabner is for when the list has grown into something you need to sort and search.
Questions
Can Tabner close my tabs after saving them?
Yes. There is a setting that closes tabs as you move them into a group, and saved tabs reopen whenever you need them.
Does it work in Firefox?
Yes. Tabner is on Firefox Add-ons as well as the Chrome Web Store.
Keep reading
Give your tabs somewhere to go.
Install Tabner, save your first window, and close it. It feels good.