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Save your open tabs as a named workspace and reopen the whole project in one click. Organize browser clutter into projects. You keep dozens of tabs open because you are afraid to lose them. Then the window gets slow, you forget why half of them are there, and closing the browser feels risky. TabShelf fixes that. Save all the tabs in a window as one named workspace, then reopen the whole set whenever you need it. Your projects stay organized instead of piling up. HOW IT WORKS: Open the tabs for a task, then click Save this window Give the workspace a name and a category Close the window without worrying Reopen the entire workspace later in one click WHAT YOU GET, FREE: Save and restore full browser windows 3 saved workspaces, with unlimited tabs in each Fast search across your saved workspaces Automatic recovery snapshots so a crash does not lose your tabs Light and dark themes TABSHELF PRO, ONE PAYMENT: Unlimited workspaces Notes and descriptions on every workspace Tags, categories and colors to keep projects tidy Templates for the projects you start again and again A summary of what each workspace contains, so old projects are easy to recognize Duplicate and stale tab detection Encrypted sync across your devices Export, import and recovery snapshots PRIVATE BY DEFAULT: Your workspaces are saved on your own device. TabShelf does not track the pages you visit or read their content. If you turn on sync, each workspace is encrypted on your device first, so our servers only ever hold data they cannot read. Save your workspace. Resume your thinking. Install TabShelf and stop losing your tabs.
Jul 24, 2026
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