The complete tab management stack. Finally.
One extension to suspend tabs. Another to save sessions. A third to manage groups. You're literally managing multiple tab managers just to manage your tabs. (Meta, we know. Also exhausting.)
Tab Bandit is the complete tab management stack—built for real-world chaos, not perfect workflows. Memory optimization, crash recovery, and smart automation in one extension.
Tab chaos is killing your productivity.
Duplicate tabs multiplying. Memory choking your browser. Zoom launchers cluttering your workspace. Browser crashes nuking your research. The tiny tab annoyances you deal with daily compound into massive time waste.
This Is What "All-in-One" Actually Looks Like
Not just features—solutions to the tiny frustrations that compound into massive time waste.
Copy & Paste All URLs.
Exactly Like It Sounds.
Whether you're opening 12 Slack URLs one painful click at a time or manually copy-pasting 15 research tabs to share with your team, you're stuck doing 2009-era busywork that wastes 10 minutes you'll never get back.
Teammate drops 8 links in Slack? Open them all at once.
Paste with Tab Bandit. All 8 tabs open instantly. Done.
Need to share 20 research tabs? One click does it all.
Copy everything, paste into Slack. Your team gets full context. You skip the 15-minute copy-paste ritual.
Never Lose Work Again
Continuous auto-save. Crash recovery that actually works. Form protection that guards your unsaved data. Because losing work to a browser crash is so 2019.
Smart Memory Management
Auto-suspends inactive tabs before your browser chokes. Reclaim up to 60% of RAM without lifting a finger. Your laptop fan will finally chill out.
Lightning-Fast Tab Wrangling
Fully Customizable
Dark mode. Keyboard shortcuts. Your rules, your way. Tab Bandit adapts to you, not the other way around.
Automation That Actually Helps
Everything You Need.
Nothing You Don't.
What Happens When You Stop Fighting Your Browser
Join the thousands who've reclaimed their browsers (and their sanity)
My laptop no longer sounds like it's trying to achieve liftoff
I'm the person with 200+ tabs across 5 windows, sorted by 'project I'll definitely finish someday.' Used to crash Chrome at least twice a week, usually right when I was in the zone.
Tab Bandit's auto-suspend feature is stupid smart—it knows to keep my Spotify and reference docs active while hibernating 47 other tabs. Haven't had a crash in two months. My laptop no longer sounds like it's trying to achieve liftoff.
Sarah K.
Product Manager
Tab Bandit guards my unsaved work like it's the nuclear codes
Lost a 40-minute bug report to a crash once and nearly threw my laptop out the window. Now Tab Bandit guards my unsaved work like it's the nuclear codes. But the real MVP feature?
That Zoom launcher auto-close. Such a tiny thing, but it's like someone finally fixed that one squeaky door hinge you've been ignoring for years. This is clearly built by people who've suffered through the same browser hell we all have.
Marcus T.
Research Analyst
Being able to save an entire window with its group structure intact? Chef's kiss.
I was running three different tab extensions—one for groups, one for suspending, one for sessions. It was like tab manager Inception. Tab Bandit replaced all of them and actually does more.
The duplicate detector alone probably saved me from myself (apparently I had the same documentation page open 11 times). Being able to save an entire window with its group structure intact? Chef's kiss.
Jennifer L.
Senior Software Developer