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💡 Productivity Tips

  • • Zombie tabs haven't been accessed in 24+ hours. Archive them to free memory.
  • • Focus Mode suspends all tabs except your current task group.
  • • Task groups help you switch contexts without losing context.
  • • Sleeping tabs aren't closed - they're just paused to save resources.

How to Use TabFocus Manager

Take control of your browser tabs and reduce mental clutter.

  1. 1View your tab health report: total, active, and zombie tabs
  2. 2Create task groups to organize related tabs
  3. 3Start Focus Mode to suspend non-essential tabs
  4. 4Archive zombie tabs (24h+ inactive) to free memory
  5. 5Restore tabs when you need them

Who Is TabFocus Manager For?

For knowledge workers overwhelmed by browser tab chaos.

Researchers

Organize research tabs by project

Multi-taskers

Switch between tasks without losing context

Tab Hoarders

Clear zombie tabs guilt-free with archiving

Frequently Asked Questions

What are zombie tabs?▼
Zombie tabs are browser tabs that haven't been accessed in 24+ hours. They consume memory but provide no active value. Archiving them frees resources without permanent loss.
How does Focus Mode work?▼
Focus Mode suspends all tabs except those in your current task group. This reduces distractions and memory usage while keeping your work context intact.
Is my browsing data private?▼
All tab data is stored locally in your browser. Nothing is sent to external servers. This is a simulation tool to help build better tab management habits.
Why use task groups?▼
Task groups let you switch contexts quickly. Instead of hunting through dozens of tabs, activate a task and all related tabs are ready. This reduces cognitive load and task-switching friction.