Fewer tabs.
Nothing lost.

refindtabs closes your tabs and keeps every one of them, grouped by site and findable in two seconds. No folders, no filing, ever.

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github.com 4
pulls · refind-tabs
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figma.com 3
refindtabs — landing
Icon exploration
developer.chrome.com 6
chrome.tabs API reference
Manifest V3 · service workers

The principle

Order should emerge. From the site, from the time. Never from you dragging tabs into folders. A tab is never lost, so you never have to keep it open “just in case.”

What it does

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01

Close everything, lose nothing

One click closes every tab you have open. Every one of them is archived first — nothing disappears, it just stops being in your way.

02

One index for open and closed

Every tab you have open and every tab you've closed, on one page. Grouped by site or by date. Type a word, find any of them.

03

Switch contexts in one click

Keep small sets — Home, Work, Break. Switch, and you land on exactly that set. Everything else closes and archives itself.

04

Tidy up what you'll never miss

Duplicates, blank tabs, browser pages, old search results, tabs you haven't touched in weeks. Anything with content in it is archived first.

05

Sort your tab bar by site

Same-site tabs move next to each other. Nothing to drag, no groups to make.

06

Two permissions. No account.

Nothing leaves your browser. No sign-up, no sync, no server. Your tabs stay yours.

You were right to keep them.

Closing tabs meant losing them. Now it doesn't.

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