Chrome Extension

Order out of
digital chaos.

Too many tabs open? Tab Rocket saves them into named groups with one click, then closes them to free up memory. Need them back? One click, and they're all there again, exactly how you left them.

A fully upgraded version is on its way — this demo shows the current release.

How It Works

Four steps. Zero tab chaos.

01

Park your tabs

Save a bunch of tabs into a group with one click, and give the group a name — like "Work" or "News".

02

Launch or save instantly

Bring a whole group back with one click, or save everything you have open right now in one go.

03

Back it up

Export your tabs to a file you can keep safe, or let Chrome sync carry everything to your other computers.

04

Save from any page

A small rocket button sits on every website. Tap it to save that page into a group without opening the extension.

Features

Everything in the hangar.

Save All Tabs

Grab every tab in every window in one click — perfect when you're done for the day.

Drag & Drop

Drag tabs between groups or reorder them — everything just snaps into place.

JSON Export

Save a backup file of everything, so you never lose your tabs even if something goes wrong.

RAM Optimizer

Saving a group closes those tabs right away, so your computer speeds up instantly.

Named Groups

Make as many groups as you want — Work, Shopping, Travel, anything.

Sync Across Computers

Signed in to Chrome with sync turned on? Your groups, links, and settings follow you to your other computers. No extra account.

Floating Save Button

A little rocket icon sits on every page — tap it to save that tab without opening Tab Rocket.

Search

Type a few letters and instantly find any saved tab or group.

Custom Card Covers

Give each group its own picture, so you can spot it at a glance.

Good to know before you start

  • Sync works through Chrome: you need to be signed in to Chrome with sync turned on. Chrome limits how much it syncs, so a huge library may not fit; export a JSON backup now and then.
  • Background images stay on this computer and are not synced.
  • Locking a group hides it, but it is not encryption. Don't use it for anything truly secret.
  • The floating save button doesn't appear on Chrome's own pages.
FAQ

Common questions.

Chrome extensions are small programs that add features to your browser — a tab manager, an ad blocker, a screenshot tool, and so on. You install them from the Chrome Web Store (chromewebstore.google.com): search for the one you want and click "Add to Chrome." No separate download, account, or file to run — it shows up as an icon in your toolbar, like Tab Rocket.

Most are free to install and use, Tab Rocket included — saving groups, drag & drop, JSON export, and the floating save button all work with no payment. Syncing between your computers uses Chrome's own sync, so there is no account to create and no paid tier at all.

Yes! One click grabs every tab in every window you have open.

It's a backup. Export your tabs to a file you can keep safe or move to another computer.

No — the opposite. Saving and closing tabs frees up memory right away, so your computer gets faster.

Yes. Nothing is shared with anyone. Your groups sync through your Chrome profile, so there is no separate account to create. If you are not signed in to Chrome with sync turned on, they simply stay on this computer.

Get Started

Stop the tab chaos. Blast off.

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