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Safely manages idle Chrome tabs with monitor, discard, and opt-in close modes. Auto Tab Cleaner helps keep busy Chrome sessions manageable without surprising destructive behavior. The extension tracks tab activity locally and helps you clean up tabs that have not been visited for a configurable amount of time. It defaults to discarding idle tabs, which can reduce memory pressure while keeping the tab visible in Chrome. You can choose from three cleanup modes: Monitor only: preview idle tab candidates without changing anything. Discard idle tabs: safely release memory while keeping tabs in the tab strip. Close idle tabs: opt into automatic closing with a short local restore history. Auto Tab Cleaner is built around safe defaults. It protects active tabs, pinned tabs, audible tabs, internal browser pages, and domains you add to the allowlist. If you explicitly enable close mode, the extension records local restore entries before successful closes so you can reopen recently closed tabs from the popup. Key features: - Monitor, discard, or opt into close mode. - Protect important domains with a hostname allowlist. - Restore tabs closed by the extension. - Configure idle time, check interval, and restore history retention. - Keep tab activity, settings, allowlist entries, and restore history in Chrome storage on your device. - No accounts, analytics, tracking, external requests, or remote browsing-data storage. Install Auto Tab Cleaner if you often keep many tabs open and want a safer way to reduce browser clutter without losing control over important tabs.
May 29, 2026
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