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Suspend idle tabs to free RAM. Per-domain timers, regex rules, snooze, smart learning, tab triage popup. All local. TabZen reclaims memory from tabs you've stopped using, without losing your place. After a configurable idle period, tabs are swapped for a calm placeholder page that keeps the title, favicon, and last-active time, and restore instantly with one click. What sets it apart from the usual "tab suspender": • Per-domain and per-tab-group timers - set a 6-hour timer on Notion, never suspend GitHub, suspend the "Reading" group after 30 minutes, all from one rules list. • Five match modes for whitelists, blacklists, and rules - domain, contains, exact, glob, regex. • Idle tab triage in the popup - see every idle tab in your window sorted by how long it's been sitting, with one-tap suspend per row and a bulk action. • Snooze a tab - suspend now, auto-restore in 1 hour, 4 hours, tomorrow morning, or next Monday. • Suspend other tabs / other windows - clear everything except what you're focused on, in one click. • Smart learning - frequently revisited sites get longer timers, rare ones get shorter, automatically. • Time-of-day schedule - different timers for work hours vs off hours, with a day-of-week selector. • Memory-pressure trigger - suspend more aggressively when system free RAM drops below your threshold. • Sessions - save and restore named tab snapshots. • Two suspension strategies - a calm replacement page (frees the most RAM), or Chrome's native discard API (keeps the tab in the strip). • Six keyboard shortcuts for every common action, all rebindable. Privacy: everything runs locally. No analytics, no remote configuration, no network requests. Settings, statistics, sessions, and the usage table all live in your browser's local storage.