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Save all open tabs from all windows into templated bookmark folders, reliably. abSavior saves every open tab, from every window, into your browser's own bookmarks — organized into folders you control the naming pattern for. One click on "Save all windows" creates a bookmark folder per window (or per tab group, if you use those), named however you like using a simple template like TabSavior/{YYYY-MM-DD}/{WindowTitle}. Restore any saved session later as a new window or appended to your current one. Everything is local-first: your tabs, titles, and URLs are never sent anywhere. There's no account, no server, and no telemetry — just your browser's native bookmarks, which you can always view, move, or delete yourself, with or without TabSavior installed. Features: • Save all (or just selected) open windows in one click • Customizable folder-path template with live preview • Restore a session as a new window or appended to your current one • Import sessions from Session Buddy exports or TabSavior's own exports • Organize by Chrome tab group, not just by window • Resilient to interruptions — a save that gets cut off resumes where it left off instead of duplicating or losing bookmarks Full privacy policy: https://andreifsolomon.github.io/TabSavior/privacy.html Support / issues: https://github.com/andreifsolomon/TabSavior/issues
Sep 16, 2026
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