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Automatically closes old tabs, with per-site rules, duplicate cleanup, snooze, and a reopenable history. Tab Reaper automatically closes tabs once they've been open — or unviewed — past an age you choose, so your browser stays under control without you having to think about it. WHAT IT DOES - Auto-close by "time since opened" or "time since last viewed" - Protect pinned tabs, tabs playing audio, and tabs with unsaved form input - Per-site rules — exclude specific sites entirely, or apply Tab Reaper only to sites you choose, with custom age limits per site - Detect and clean up duplicate tabs, manually or automatically - Suspend instead of close, if you'd rather free memory without losing the tab - A warning before anything closes, with a one-click snooze if you're not ready yet - A full, searchable, exportable history of everything Tab Reaper has closed — reopen anything with one click CLOUD BACKUP (optional, off by default) If you turn it on, your closed-tab history is backed up so it survives a reinstall. This is entirely opt-in — nothing is sent anywhere unless you explicitly enable it. PRICING Tab Reaper is free to use in full for 30 days. After that, a one-time purchase unlocks it permanently — no subscription, no recurring charges. Built for anyone whose tab bar has gotten out of hand — researchers, developers, students, or just people who open "just one more tab" a few hundred times too many.
Sep 16, 2026
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