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Caps how many tabs you can open. Set your own limit; default is 8. Tab Limiter keeps your browser calm by capping how many tabs you can have open at once. When you reach your limit, a quiet page appears instead of yet another tab — a gentle reminder to close what you no longer need and come back to what matters. It's a simple idea: less tab clutter, a clearer head, and a browser that doesn't feel like a pile of unfinished things. How it works: Set your own limit. Choose anything from a strict few to a relaxed many — you're always in control of the number. A calm stop, not chaos. Go over your limit and new tabs pause on a simple reminder page rather than piling up endlessly. Keep your essentials open. Add the sites you always want available — email, calendar, music — to your allowlist, and they'll never count toward your limit. Quietly out of the way. No notifications, no nagging, no accounts to create. It only steps in when you've opened too much. Private by design: Tab Limiter collects nothing. There's no tracking, no analytics, and no data sent anywhere — your limit and allowlist are stored on your own device. What you browse stays entirely your business. A tidier, calmer way to browse — one tab at a time.
Aug 1, 2026
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