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Automatically nap inactive tabs and archive them to the far left. Stop drowning in a sea of tabs. TabNap is a minimalist, fully automated browser companion designed to keep your workspace clean and your computer fast. It intelligently puts inactive tabs to "sleep," freeing up valuable memory (RAM) while keeping your browser organized without you lifting a finger. ### Key Features - 😴 Smart Hibernation : Automatically detects and "naps" tabs you haven't used in a while, drastically reducing memory usage. - 📁 Auto-Archive : Napped tabs are neatly tucked away into a dedicated "Nap" group at the far left of your tab bar, keeping your active area clutter-free. - ⚡ Instant Wake-up : Simply click a napped tab to bring it back to life instantly. It moves back to your active area and reloads exactly where you left off. - 🛡️ Audio Protection : Never lose your groove. TabNap won't hibernate tabs currently playing music or videos. - ⚙️ Fully Customizable : Set your own idle timeout, manage your whitelist (never nap specific sites), and toggle visual warnings. - 🚀 Lightweight & Invisible : No complex setups, no heavy background processes. It just works. ### Why TabNap? Unlike heavy tab managers that require manual sorting, TabNap operates on complete autopilot. It’s built for those who want a minimalist browsing experience where the tools get out of the way of the work.
Jul 7, 2026
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