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Snooze any tab and it reopens automatically at the right time. Right-click any page to snooze. Clean, fast, local. Some tabs aren't for now. They're for later. SnoozeTab closes them and brings them back exactly when you need them — so your workspace stays clean and you never lose a tab you meant to return to. 😴 HOW IT WORKS 1. Right-click any page or link 2. Choose when you want it back 3. The tab closes immediately 4. It reopens automatically at the scheduled time — even if Chrome was restarted ⚡ SIX QUICK OPTIONS Right-click any page to access: - In 1 hour - In 3 hours - In 6 hours - Tomorrow at 9 am - Tomorrow at 2 pm - Next week 🕐 CUSTOM TIME Open the popup and set any future date and time using the built-in date picker. Precise scheduling for anything that doesn't fit a quick option. 📋 FULL SNOOZED TAB LIST The popup shows all your snoozed tabs in one place: - Site favicon, title and domain - Wake-up time in plain language ("Tomorrow at 9:00 AM") - Live countdown ("in 6h 42m") - Open now — unsnooze any tab immediately - Cancel — remove a snooze without reopening 🌙 DARK MODE One-click dark theme. Saved automatically. 🔒 100% LOCAL — ZERO TRACKING SnoozeTab stores everything locally using Chrome's built-in alarm and storage APIs. No server, no account, no data collection. Four permissions, all clearly justified below. Works even after Chrome restarts — Chrome alarms persist across browser sessions. Perfect for: researchers with too many open tabs, people who get distracted by "I'll read this later" tabs, anyone who uses tabs as a to-do list.
May 8, 2026
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