I wanted somewhere to put tabs that was not a bookmarks folder I would never open again. Tabby takes over the new tab page and shows what you saved, grouped the way you would group it yourself: spaces for the big areas of your life, collections inside them, links inside those.
Saving is a drag. Your open tabs sit in a panel on the right, and you drop one onto a collection to file it, or move cards between collections the same way. If you would rather not sort as you go, save the whole window as a collection in one click and tidy it later.
Your data stays in your browser until you decide otherwise. There is no account to make and nothing to sign into. The store underneath timestamps every cell from the first write, so syncing between devices can be added later without migrating anything you have already saved.
What it does
Spaces and collections
Spaces hold collections and collections hold saved tabs, so work, reading and side projects each get their own place.
Drag to save
Drop an open tab onto any collection, or drag cards between collections. Save the whole window in one click.
Notes on every tab
Write down why you kept a page, so the link still makes sense in six months.
Search everything
Press
/to search across every space at once.Open it back up
Reopen a collection as tabs in the current window or in a new window of its own.
Backups that merge
Export everything to a file and import it back. Importing merges with what you have rather than overwriting it.
Local first, open source
No account and no server. It is MIT licensed, so read it, change it or run your own build.