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Save all tabs in a window to a single string, and load them back later. Welcome to TabZip! Are you tired of losing all your open tabs when you switch between devices or browsers? Do you wish there was an easy way to save and share your browsing session? Look no further! TabZip is here to make your life easier. What is TabZip? TabZip is a powerful Chrome extension designed to help you compress all your currently open tabs into a single, shareable string. This string can be easily copied, saved, and restored on any Chrome browser with TabZip installed. It’s perfect for: • Switching devices: Seamlessly move your browsing session from your work computer to your home computer. • Sharing sessions: Share a set of useful tabs with colleagues, friends, or family. • Backing up tabs: Save your session before restarting your computer or updating your browser. How to Get Started 1. Install TabZip: Download and install the TabZip extension from the Chrome Web Store. 2. Compress Your Tabs: Click the TabZip icon in your Chrome toolbar and hit the “Compress” button. Your open tabs are now compressed into a single string, ready to be copied and saved. 3. Restore Your Tabs: When you’re ready to restore your tabs, click the TabZip icon again, paste the compressed string into the input field, and hit “Restore”. Your tabs will reopen just as you left them.
Aug 26, 2024
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