Reviews & Comments of Tabmanager.io - Tab Session Manager chrome extension

Love this, but I can't let go of Tabs Outliner until I can quickly drag and drop tabs into groups and sub groups in Tab manager. If you google "How to easily clean-up you browsing tree in Tabs Outliner" watch the first video that shows up. Skip to the 30-second mark. That's what Tab Manager needs to have added. The entire point of the extension for me is to quickly sort 800+ tabs daily. Drag and drop and one-touch/hotkey workflow would make this 5 star.

This is pretty good. Better than Session Buddy in my opinion. I would like to suggest some features though. - export with clipboard and paste it to another browser like you can with Session Buddy. - save and move specific tabs into another list so I can, for example, put all my saved Youtube tabs into one list like Better One Tab.

Love the auto save , remove duplicates. great features .

This has a lot of potential and it's almost ready to surpass cluster and other competitors. I wish there was the option to config keyboard shortcut to sort tabs, close duplicates, etc. This just needs more polishing and more control over suspending tabs after x amount of time as well.

Tried a bunch of tab managers, this one came out on top. Great extension that has active support from devs with quick reply's. Would recommend 10/10

Very good tool, for managing an excessive amount of tabs. If you've got ADHD or tab hoarder syndrome, this is essential in your toolkit of tab management. The developer recently added a feature at my request which I always appreciate. So it's being actively updated and they're open minded. Recommend checking it out - searching your tabs and managing them all with this is much easier.

Lets move it one level higher - option to create a list of tags that can be assigned to each tab (assign multiple tags possible) and search allowing combination of tags + text (search in URL/page title), like search for: #tag1 #tag2 text. Of course, with possibility to search only for text /or tags to return list of corresponding tabs. That would make life among tabs much easier!

The product seems to have similar functionality to Cluster Tab Manager (which is great) but nothing really 'more' out of the box. It also says it's compatible with Vivaldi but if you save and restore a session, your tab stacks are gone and EVERYTHING is in a new tab. THAT is something that really needs to be fixed; the ability to save and restore tab stacks. Other than that, just a few nit-picky things but glad to see there's ongoing development of the extension!

Hi, I need sort, backup, notes for each window. Naming for each window. And backup, why is paid? can you make it free with gdrive

I have tried a lot of tab extension and it is the best for my usage. I put extension page on my side screen and i can easyly switch/rearrange tabs, windows, ...

A few huge disappointments with this otherwise great app. 1) In session view, it is pointless to see '1 Window' repeated ad infinitum. It would be better to have the number of tabs in that session displayed instead. 2) Again in session view, if I scroll up or down on the left using the Pg Up/Pg Dn key, the display on the right does not change. It keeps showing me only the selected session. 3) There is NO search function i session view in case I want to find a particular tab I opened a few days back.

This is GREAT. But I have two suggestions: 1. Please add a notification that shows the number of open tabs across windows. 2. Please allow us to sort tabs by NAME, domain name is nice, but tab name would be better. Other than that, this is great for my ADHD. I generally have 50-70 tabs open across 4-6 windows - Office 365 docs that I'm working on, websites for resources/research to do what I am working on. (NOTE: because you don't list the number of tabs open, I use another extension for this purpose - Tab Manager Plus. As soon as you add that feature, I will remove it!). When I start feeling overwhelmed, or I see too many open tabs on Tab Manager Plus, I open this, merge all windows and then decide what is the most important and close all the unnecessary windows - often used to research what I need to do. I may sort the apps a create a different window for each project. This allows me to "reset" and "refocus" and determine my work priorities. I LITERALLY do this 3-4 times per day. It has REALLY helped my productivity. LOVE THIS EXTENSION.

If I save all windows (Let's say I've got 5 opened) and then I wanted to rename one of those windows, I can't? So Tab Manager will assign random names to those 5 saved windows but I CANNOT rename them? I can rename a Session but I cannot rename the 5 windows within that session? How weird id that!

Please let me know if you have any other products I can use. This software is enterprise level quality & fine tuned for power users. Soon we wont have Internet Explorer, thank you for helping me make the transition. Although If I could use this extension on IE that would be mind-blowing, right?? The developer of this extension should honestly make a browser, similar to IE, I would use it every day.

Does not take a snapshot of actual tabs, but of the urls in them. To see the difference, close a window with many tabs, then use History > Recently Closed to get them back, for all those tabs the Back button will be available so you can click it to go back to previous pages visited on the tab. That's how this is expected to work. If you save a snapshot with the extension, all the favicons will become generic, you'll have to click the tabs to unsuspend them, and the story of all tabs will be lost (with the Back button disabled.) That's not how this is expected to work.

I’ve been looking for a replacement for Tabs Outliner (no longer supported) for ages. I came across TabManager about a week ago and have been test-driving it. Initial impression? I really like it, and (barring an unexpected problem) I’ll probably subscribe next week. One thing I’d like to suggest: When you’re on a particular web page in the browser, the entry for that page in the TabManager list should be highlighted in some way (bold, but maybe highlight the background colour as well) to make it easy to find in the list. At the moment, the page’s corresponding list entry doesn’t look any different from all the other entries, and when you’ve got a long list (as I do) it can be tedious trying to find where you are in the list. I hope that makes sense. Or am I just missing something? Anyway, keep up the great work!

Exactly the feature that I was looking for.

Pretty much everything I was looking for, great to see the developer team is active and responsive, too. Just one feature request: I'd like to be able to either automatically delete a saved window when I restore it, or even better, have an option in the menu (the one that opens when you click the icon in the top bar, the one that starts with "open manager") to save and overwrite the current window. That way I can open a window, add/remove some tabs, and then close it without having to manually remove the prior version of the window.

Doesn't support tab groups and suspended restore. Doesn't feel as customizable as other tab session managers.

This is pretty good, but I have a suggestion. I think it would be great if you have the option to collapse the tab list, so you would just see the name of the windows but not the tabs. Would make it look less cluttered.

Clean, powerful and elegant extension of existing Chrome's window/tab functionality. I really like this approach compared with the extensions that try to introduce completely new concepts and/or workflows. I think Tabmanager.io is one of the best tab managers out there and it appears to be actively developed by a very responsive team.

I loved this at first sight. So much that I immediately went looking to give these folks my money. It needs ONE thing to make it killer... A (x) next to a link that I don't need anymore to quickly delete it. This will help me make quick work of my 1000+ tabs (not a joke). This is a killer extension for me.

Incredible tool -- immediately paid to become an advanced user. A few feature requests below :) - ability to "delete" windows within a saved session folder - ability to convert a window within a saved session into a stand-alone saved window. - ability to add a new tab to a saved window - (low-priority): when saving a currently-open window, store its current dimensions, and open to those dimensions when restoring. Thank you for this great app!

Great app, implementation, and continued support! Spiritual successor to Cluster and I even think you surpassed it! The only thing keeping me from using this as a daily tool is the ability to save a window/tabs and have it close that window & tabs (instead of suspend) see the "OneTab" extension. Would also be nice to have the option to remove the stored window upon restore.

I just love interface and features keep up the good work

Expect a merge all windows option under "Merge with window" option. Almost there!

I love this! Please add keyboard shortcuts in the app and I would like to have an option that I can open "saved window" directly if possible.

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I feel that all its missing is being able to export and import for those who don't use sync and recording the window as incognito and opening it as an incognito window. It can also have a history of closed tabs in the window to help facilitate re-opening of the tabs.

Great extension, love it! Thank you for making this

I have been using it, but now it no longer let's me save windows. I get this error: client.js:formatted:9711 RangeError: Invalid time value at Vd (client.js:formatted:28614) at Object.format (client.js:formatted:28991) at client.js:formatted:29242 at Array.map (<anonymous>) at client.js:formatted:29230 at Array.map (<anonymous>) at client.js:formatted:29224 at bp (client.js:formatted:29244) at ra (client.js:formatted:8326) at qs (client.js:formatted:11615)