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Save, organize, classify, and privately protect browser tabs, bookmarks, and tab sessions locally. TabVault is a local-first tab bookmark and session manager for Chrome. It helps you save important web pages, organize them into visual categories, and restore groups of tabs later without creating an account or uploading your browsing data. Use TabVault to manage research pages, work tabs, learning materials, shopping ideas, project references, and any browser tabs you want to keep organized. Core features: Save the current page as a bookmark. Quickly save a page from the right-click menu or keyboard shortcut. Save all tabs in the current browser window as a restorable tab session. Reopen saved pages with one click. Restore a saved tab group later. Automatically classify saved pages using local rules based on title, URL, and domain. Create and manage custom visual categories. View saved pages in list layout or card layout. See recent saved pages from the extension popup. Protect private categories with a local password. Store all data locally on your device. Export and import your local TabVault data. Privacy-first design: TabVault does not require login, registration, Google authorization, or cloud sync. Saved URLs, titles, favicons, categories, and tab sessions are stored locally in Chrome storage on your device. Private categories are encrypted locally with a password you choose. The password is not stored and cannot be recovered if lost. TabVault does not sell, share, or upload your saved browsing data.
Jun 23, 2026
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