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Save tabs as named workspaces, open them in color-coded tab groups, and restore your workflow with one click. Turn repeatable browser setups into one-click tab-group workspaces. CLabs Loadout saves a collection of URLs as a named, color-coded loadout. Open the entire set as one Chrome tab group whenever you need it, then close the group just as quickly when you are done. Great for development environments, cloud consoles, incident response, research, client projects, study sessions, and any workflow that starts with the same set of tabs. KEY FEATURES - Save every useful tab in the current window as a new loadout. - Open a loadout in a new window or the current window. - Focus an already-open loadout instead of creating duplicates. - Update a saved loadout from the tabs currently open in its group. - Close only the tab group opened by CLabs Loadout. - Type "lo" and a space in Chrome's address bar to find and open a loadout. - Add the current page or a link through the right-click menu. - Drag loadouts into the order that suits your workflow. - Import and export loadouts as readable JSON backups. - Use Ctrl+Shift+L for fast access. - Automatic light and dark themes. PRIVATE BY DESIGN CLabs Loadout makes no network requests, uses no analytics or advertising, and sends nothing to the developer. Saved loadouts remain in Chrome storage and can follow your signed-in Chrome profile through Chrome sync. CLabs Loadout is free. An optional support link is available on the Settings page and does not affect any feature.
Jul 12, 2026
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