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Asks if you still need a tab you've abandoned, and reminds you about forgotten tabs across all your windows. Tabby helps you stay on top of tab overload without losing anything important. When you switch away from a tab and don't come back to it, Tabby shows a small, unobtrusive prompt asking: "Still need this tab?" You can: Keep it open Close it Save it for later — and tag WHY you saved it (Read this, Buy this, Research this, Finish this, Send this, Prospect this) Everything you save shows up in a simple popup, organized by category, so your "unfinished tabs" become an actual list you can come back to — not just more tabs cluttering your window. Tabby also periodically checks ALL your open tabs, across every window, for ones you haven't looked at in a while — catching the tabs that would otherwise sit forgotten in a window you never switch back to. You choose what times of day it checks, and how many hours of inactivity counts as "forgotten." Key features: Only triggers the immediate prompt when switching tabs within the same Chrome window — never when you switch to another window, another app, or another monitor Mute any site you don't want to be asked about again Fully configurable scan schedule and forgotten-tab threshold All your data stays on your device — nothing is ever sent anywhere
Sep 7, 2026
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