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Save, restore, search, and organize Chrome workspaces with local-first session recovery. Close the tabs. Keep the context. SessionGrid X turns your open Chrome windows into recoverable workspaces you can search, restore, and switch back to later. Unlike a basic bookmark folder, SessionGrid X preserves separate windows, pinned tabs, active tabs, and native Chrome tab groups. When you return to a project, your browser can feel like the workspace you left. Save complete workspaces with tab titles, URLs, pinned tabs, active-tab state, window structure, and Chrome tab groups. Keep local recovery snapshots in case Chrome crashes, your computer restarts, or you clean up the wrong tabs. Search workspace names, tab titles, URLs, notes, and tags. Detect duplicate tabs in your current window. Pro users can archive a project by saving the current workspace and closing its unpinned tabs in one action. SessionGrid X is local-first. Workspace data stays in Chrome extension storage on your browser profile. There is no advertising SDK, no browsing analytics, and no cloud upload of saved tab history. If you activate Pro, only your license key and license instance are sent to Lemon Squeezy for validation. Every install starts with a 7-day Pro trial. Free forever includes 5 saved workspaces, 10 recovery snapshots, workspace restore, tab-group restore, search, duplicate detection, and JSON backup. Pro Lifetime adds unlimited saved workspaces, up to 100 recovery snapshots, notes, tags, Archive + Close, Markdown export, and configurable recovery intervals. Built by planet.X. SessionGrid X is independent software and is not affiliated with Google or Chrome.
Sep 8, 2026
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