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Auto-archives tabs you haven't used in a while. Free up memory, restore anytime. Too many open tabs slowing down your browser? TabReaper automatically archives tabs you haven't touched in days, frees up memory, and keeps everything recoverable whenever you need it. No subscriptions. No accounts. Just a cleaner browser. How it works: TabReaper runs quietly in the background, tracking which tabs you actually use. Any tab that goes untouched past your set threshold gets archived automatically... closed to save memory, but saved so you never lose anything. Restore a single tab or an entire session with one click. Features: Auto-archive inactive tabs after 1, 3, 7, 14, or 30 days Right-click any page and select "Reap This Tab" to archive it instantly Right-click any page and select "Exclude This Domain" to permanently protect a site from being archived Tabs reaped on the same day are grouped into a single dated session automatically Drag and drop tabs between archived sessions to organize them your way Full session history with one-click restore per tab or entire session Pinned tabs and your active tab are always protected Badge count shows how many tabs are waiting in your archive No account required, no data leaves your browser Perfect for: Anyone who opens tabs to "read later" and never does, researchers juggling dozens of sources, developers with too many Stack Overflow tabs, or anyone whose browser feels slower than it should.
Apr 11, 2026
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