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Save all tabs as a collection, and reopen them later. Simple, local, and free. Stacks - Save Tabs, Open Later helps you stay organized and focused by letting you save all your open tabs as a named collection - then reopen them anytime with a single click. Perfect for anyone who juggles research, projects, or multi-tasking between topics. ⚙️ Features • Save your current window as a named collection (“Stack”) • Open saved collections in the same window or a new one • Manage, rename, delete, and export your tab collections easily • Auto-refresh manager keeps everything up to date • Local storage only - your data never leaves your device • Beautiful, minimalist UI with a matching purple theme • Free forever with an optional ☕ Buy Me a Coffee link 🔒 Privacy-first design Stacks stores your tab data only on your device using chrome.storage.local. It does not collect, share, or transmit any personal or browsing data. There’s no account, no sync, and no hidden analytics — just simplicity. 💡 Use cases • Quickly switch between “Work”, “Research”, and “Personal” browsing sessions • Reopen your last project tabs after restarting your browser • Save research sessions for school or content creation • Keep your tab bar clean and reclaim your focus ☕ Support development If you find Stacks helpful, consider buying me a coffee ❤️ 👉 buymeacoffee.com/aeronode 🧩 Permissions explained • Tabs: needed to read the URLs of your open tabs (when you save) and to reopen them later. • Storage: used to save your collections locally - nothing is uploaded or shared. 🪄 Simple. Private. Productive. Save your tabs, name your session, and open it later - no clutter, no fuss.
Oct 16, 2025
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