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Park your open tabs into named groups, close them, and reopen a whole group (or several) with one click. Too many tabs open? Tab Vault gets them out of your way without losing them. Pick the tabs you're done with for now, save them into a named group, and they close. When you want them back — later today or next month — reopen the whole group in one click. SAVING TABS • Tick any tabs in the current window and save them to a new group, or add them to a group you already have • Tabs close automatically once they're safely stored (switch it off if you'd rather keep them open) • Alt+Shift+S parks every tab in the window into a fresh group • Alt+Shift+D sends just the current tab to the group you used last • Or right-click any page and send it straight into a group GETTING THEM BACK • Open an entire group with one click • Tick several groups and open them all at once • Restore into a new window instead, to keep your current one tidy • "Remove group after opening" treats a group as one-shot: it clears once used • Or expand a group and open just one tab from it • Pinned tabs come back pinned STAYING ORGANIZED • Rename groups; delete them behind a two-click confirm so nothing goes by accident • Drag a tab from one group into another • One search box covers group names, tab titles and URLs together, so you can find a parked page without remembering where you filed it • Saving a page a group already holds is skipped rather than duplicated • Export everything to a JSON file and import it back later — imports merge into what you have, they never overwrite it PRIVACY Tab Vault makes no network requests, has no accounts, and does no tracking or analytics. Your groups are stored locally in your own browser and never leave your machine.
Jul 23, 2026
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