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Fewer tabs. Nothing lost. Close every tab without losing it, and find any tab in two seconds. You keep 40 tabs open because closing them means losing them. refindtabs fixes that. Click it, and it closes your tabs — but nothing disappears. Everything you close is archived, grouped by site and date, and searchable in seconds. Close freely. Find anything. Nothing is lost. No folders. No filing. No dragging tabs into buckets. The order builds itself. WHAT IT DOES - Close everything, lose nothing — one click closes every open tab, and archives every one of them first. - One index for open and closed — every tab you have open and every tab you've closed, on one page. Grouped by site or by date. Type a word, find any of them. - Tidy up — clear out duplicates, blank tabs, browser pages, old search results, and tabs you haven't touched in weeks. Anything with real content is archived first, never just deleted. - Sort by site — same-site tabs move next to each other in your tab bar. Nothing to drag, no groups to make. - Switch contexts — keep a few small sets of tabs (Home, Work, whatever you like). Switch, and you land on exactly that set. - Reopen anything — bring back a single tab or a whole session, any time. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Two permissions. No account. No sign-up, no sync, no servers. Nothing ever leaves your browser — your tabs stay on your machine and stay yours. Fewer tabs. Nothing lost.
Jul 30, 2026
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