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Save and restore browser tabs in one click. Keep windows for later, organize projects, and back up your links locally. TabBunny saves the web tabs in your current Chrome window so you can reopen their links later. Finish today’s research, study, or work and pick it up in a new window when you are ready. GET STARTED Open TabBunny and choose Save this window. Later, choose Resume latest window to reopen the saved links. Naming and tab selection are optional. FEATURES - Save this window with an automatic date label; current tabs stay open. - Resume the latest saved links in a new window. - Repeated identical quick saves refresh the latest snapshot. - Optionally organize selected tabs into named projects and export backups. GOOD TO KNOW Stores up to 100 burrows with 300 web tabs each. HTTP and HTTPS pages only; internal browser pages, local files, and URLs with embedded credentials are skipped. TabBunny keeps current tabs open unless you explicitly choose to close them. Saved links do not preserve form edits, cookies, page scroll positions, or login state. Closing tabs can lose unsaved page input. At 100 collections, new quick saves retire the oldest quick snapshot; named projects are preserved. Renaming a quick snapshot makes it a named project. PRIVACY Local collections contain names, page URLs and titles, pinned flags, and creation timestamps. `tabs` reads the current window's URLs, titles, and pinned state when you use the app. `storage` saves your burrows on this device. No website content is read. No account, ads, analytics or developer servers. SUPPORT Use the support link to report reproducible issues. Remove private information first.
Oct 22, 2026
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