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Rest your tabs. Reclaim your RAM. Native Chrome tab suspension — no tracking, no telemetry, tabs restore instantly on click. Rest your tabs. Reclaim your RAM. Slumber automatically suspends inactive tabs to free up memory. When you click a suspended tab, it restores instantly — exactly where you left off. Why install it? Chrome tabs consume hundreds of megabytes even when you haven't touched them in hours. Slumber quietly puts idle tabs to sleep so your active ones run faster. No crashes, no slowdowns, no lost work. Always safe Slumber never suspends your active tab, pinned tabs, tabs playing audio, or tabs with unsaved form input. It uses Chrome's own native discard API — the same technology behind Chrome's built-in Memory Saver. Key features - Focus Mode: Suspend all idle tabs instantly with one click - Undo: Restore the last suspended tab anytime (Ctrl+Shift+Z) - Site rules: Set a custom timeout per domain, or mark sites as never suspend - Whitelist: Protect entire domains or individual URLs from suspension - Pause: Temporarily pause suspension for 1 hour - Stats: See tabs suspended and RAM saved today and all-time - Keyboard shortcuts: Suspend, restore, and undo without opening the popup - Settings sync: Your settings roam across Chrome profiles automatically Private by design ✗ No analytics or telemetry ✗ No network requests ever ✗ Never reads what you type ✗ Never changes your URLs by default ✗ No third-party code or dependencies Permissions used tabs · storage · alarms · idle · contextMenus · system.memory No broad host permissions. No remote scripts. Every permission is documented in the Privacy page inside the extension.
Jun 10, 2026
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