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Boost productivity by tracking tab usage. Identify and manage inactive tabs to save memory and stay focused. Is your browser cluttered with too many open tabs? Tab Time Tracker is the ultimate productivity dashboard designed to help you regain control of your browser. By monitoring how long your tabs have been sitting idle, we help you identify digital clutter, free up system memory (RAM), and stay focused on what matters. Key Features: ⏱️ Track Tab Age: Instantly see exactly how long each tab has been open. 🔍 Smart Sorting: Automatically organizes your tabs by "Inactivity Duration", putting the oldest, most neglected tabs at the top of the list. 🧹 Inactivity Alerts: Tabs that haven't been touched in over 10 minutes are highlighted in red, making it easy to spot what you can close. ⚡ Speed Up Chrome: Quickly identifying and closing unused tabs helps reduce memory usage and keeps your browser running smoothly. 🌑 Premium Dark Mode: Features a sleek, modern interface with glassmorphism effects that fits perfectly with your system's dark theme. Why use Tab Time Tracker? Whether you're a student with 50 research papers open or a developer with endless documentation tabs, this extension helps you distinguish between "active work" and "tabs I forgot about." Privacy First: We value your privacy. Tab Time Tracker operates 100% locally on your machine. We do not collect, store, or transmit your browsing history.
Dec 31, 2025
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