Can I export my saved tabs?
Exporting saved tabs from TheTab: the Export button downloads a JSON file of everything, which you can import on another computer or keep.
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Exporting saved tabs from TheTab: the Export button downloads a JSON file of everything, which you can import on another computer or keep.
TheTab works offline: everything is stored locally, so you can save and restore tabs with no internet connection at all, anywhere.
Clearing a search in TheTab: click the × button in the search bar to reset instantly and show every saved tab again, or delete the text.
Installing TheTab: visit the Chrome Web Store, click Add to Chrome, confirm, and look for the icon in your toolbar. Ready immediately.
Restoring saved tabs in TheTab: open a new tab to find your saved groups, then restore the whole group at once or one tab at a time.
Saving tabs in TheTab: click the toolbar icon or press Ctrl+Shift+1, and every open tab closes and lands in a dated saved group.
Searching saved tabs in TheTab: type any keyword into the search bar at the top of the page and matches appear instantly as you type.
TheTab preserves the original OneTab experience: the simple, one-click tab saving that made OneTab great before its core changed.
TheTab is completely free forever: no premium plans, no hidden costs, and no features locked behind an upgrade. Every feature is included.
TheTab supports Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Brave, plus every other Chromium browser including Opera and Vivaldi. More browsers coming soon.
TheTab search covers tab titles, website URLs and domain names, and keeps a whole group visible when any tab inside it matches.
Where TheTab keeps your saved tabs: local browser storage on your device only, plus an optional bookmark mirror your browser can sync.