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Park unfinished web activity so you can close tabs without losing context. Web Parking lets you close tabs without losing your place. Instead of leaving a dozen half-read tabs open "just in case," right-click any page and park it into a group — Research, Work, a trip you're planning, whatever you're in the middle of. Close the tab. It's saved. RIGHT-CLICK TO PARK Park the current page or an entire browser tab group straight from the context menu. Send it to an existing group, a new one you name on the spot, or use "Park in…" to see at a glance which groups already have that page. GROUPS, NOT CLUTTER Organize parked pages into named groups instead of one giant bookmarks folder. See at a glance what's parked, what's already open, and what's done. RESUME ONLY WHAT'S MISSING When you're ready to pick a group back up, Resume reopens just the tabs that aren't already open — with a safety limit so you don't accidentally spawn 40 tabs at once. YOUR DATA STAYS LOCAL No account, no backend, no tracking. Everything is stored in your browser (IndexedDB) and can be exported or imported as a plain JSON file anytime. Web Parking is two pieces working together: this extension (for capturing pages and tab groups) and a dashboard at webparking.curioattic.com (for organizing and resuming them). The extension only ever talks to that one page — it doesn't read or modify any other site you visit.
Oct 1, 2026
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