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Treat your browser tabs like a reading queue Later/Now - A Simple Tab Stash for Focused Browsing Stop tab overload. Start reading with intention. Later/Now transforms your browser tabs into a simple reading stash. Instead of keeping 50+ tabs open "for later" (and feeling guilty about it), you can stash them away with one click and retrieve them when you're actually ready to read. How it works: Click "Later" to instantly save any tab and close it Click "Now" when you're ready to read - it opens the next saved tab Click "Shuffle" for a random surprise from your saved tabs See your queue count right on the extension icon Perfect for: Researchers who find interesting articles while working Anyone who falls down internet rabbit holes People with ADHD or executive function challenges who struggle with tab management Neurodivergent folks who need visual clutter reduction but fear losing important information Anyone who uses "too many tabs" as an external memory system Why it's different: No complex categories or tagging systems to maintain Can't see all saved tabs at once (reduces overwhelm and decision paralysis) Forces one-at-a-time consumption when you're ready Saves tabs as bookmarks so they're never lost, even if you uninstall Simple keyboard shortcuts for distraction-free saving Built by someone with too many tabs, for people with too many tabs. Your tabs are safe. Your browser is clean. Your mind is clear. Free, private, and refreshingly simple. No account needed, no data collected.
Jun 2, 2025
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