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Get local reminders for old and inactive tabs, then snooze, save, hibernate, or close them. Tab Memory Reminder helps you manage old, forgotten, and inactive tabs before they turn into browser clutter. The extension tracks tab age and inactivity locally in your browser. When a tab becomes old or inactive based on your settings, Tab Memory Reminder marks it as Fresh, Watching, Stale, or Critical and gives you simple actions to manage it. You can snooze a reminder, keep an important tab, save a tab for later, hibernate a tab, bookmark it, or close it with confirmation. The dashboard lets you search, filter, and sort tracked tabs, review stale tabs, and manage your local Later List. Tab Memory Reminder is designed to be privacy-friendly. All tab reminder data is stored locally in your browser. No account is required, no analytics are used, no backend server is used, and no data is uploaded anywhere. Important note: Tab Memory Reminder does not measure exact RAM usage, CPU usage, or exact system memory. It uses tab age, inactivity, and local tab status to help you manage tab clutter and make better decisions. Limitations: Some actions may not work on restricted browser pages. Hibernating tabs depends on Chrome tab discard support. Saved settings and Later List items are stored only on the current browser and do not sync across devices.
May 7, 2026
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