Tabius - Automatic Tab Grouping Assistant
An Automatic Tab Grouping Extension for Your Browser.
All-in-one tab manager to save tabs, restore sessions, and Organise bookmarks.
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Having too many tabs open reduces your productivity. Your computer becomes slow, it takes you longer to find the right tab, and you often get distracted in the process.
TABLERONE tab manager solves this problem by enabling you to close all tabs without losing them. It’s like a better History combined with bookmarks, except you won’t forget about them.
It will make you faster, more organised, and focused.
Free. No accounts. 100% privacy.
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WIth the last update Tablerone is spinning the CPU at the maximum. If I disable the extension, the CPU stop spinning immediately. I then re-enable the extension and the CPU stays down. This happens more frequently when taking control of the PC (Windows 10) via RDP.
This used to be my go-to tab session specific extension. As of today I can no longer recommend this. After the new update all my sessions were deleted. That's it. I'm uninstalling it and never going to use it again. By the way. It uses copious amounts of RAM for no reason. I compared it to similar tab session managers. OneTab is better. Just use that instead. You'll thank me later.
veru useful
Great extension! Super helpful in keeping the tabs organized, especially a tab junkie like myself who will keep 50+ tabs open at a time.
intuitive nutzung, hilfreiche funktionalitäten, und angenehm cleanes design – turning bookmarks finally into something useful. thank you!
lightweight, time saver, work as advertised.
kinda the best tab manager ever.... love love loveee the ui and every features thank uuuu
非常的方便、速度反省快且介面簡單、直覺容易使用
Oh god, This one is a mess: 1. Once you restore your session, all the suspended tabs are not automatically refreshed once you click on it. You have to manually refresh them... one by one. 2. You can't save grouped tabs? Seriously??? This one is starting to become an essential among these extensions. 3. There is a HUGE difference between a SESSION and a WINDOW. This extension doesn't save sessions, it saves windows. That means that a single session can only have 1 window at a time. 4. Managing "sessions" (as you call them) still feels lacking in options and functionalities when compared to other extensions. I recommend trying other extensions like Tabmanager and TabXpert. They're much better.
Yeah, I don't even use it like a "power user", although I do like to organize things. This extension, however, has helped prevent a lot of crashes, and even information overload, which can creep in pretty quick for most of us (i.e. the types of people looking into ways to manage all of our open tabs). This extension is simple, quick, effective, simple, and has additional features there for if / when, and it just works. I don't think the extension has ever crashed on me, nor 'lost' any of the tabs, or groups of tabs that I've saved. It also allows me to approach my Window >> tabs setup (i.e. my browsing / learning) differently. I now intentionally setup different Windows (often within different Chrome profiles) based on a single topic--knowing that I can then save my grouping of tabs, where I like to drill down deep, and find all sorts of references to the topic. It also improves my Bookmarking, because I can then either just 'bookmark' the whole set (since I'm able to name and organize the saved grouping of tabs however I want), and/or to save the more 'peripheral' knowledge tabs into kind of a 'knowledge graph' of information, and to select the best, most precise, of those tabs for my eventual bookmarking. Easy 5-stars.