Chrome Extension

Stop losing your
place online.

TabVault saves any tab's exact state — scroll position, YouTube timestamp, video time — so you can close it and resume exactly where you left off.

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100% free · No account required · All data stored locally

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How it works

Simple as 1, 2, 3, 4

01

Browse normally

Watch a YouTube tutorial, read an article, or work in any web app. No change to how you browse.

02

Hit Quick Save

Click the TabVault icon and press Quick Save. Your tab's URL, scroll position, and video timestamp are saved instantly.

03

Close the tab

Free up RAM. Close the tab entirely. TabVault holds your place locally on your device — nothing goes to any server.

04

Resume exactly

Open TabVault, click the Run button. Your tab reopens and scrolls back to exactly where you saved — video resumes at the right timestamp.

Features

Everything you need

Built for people who live in their browser.

YouTube Timestamp Restore

Watching a tutorial? TabVault captures the exact second in the video and reopens it right there. Never scrub through a video again.

Scroll Position Restore

Reading a long article or documentation? Save your scroll position and come back to exactly that paragraph later.

Categories & Sessions

Group related tabs into categories — Work, Study, Research. Hit Run All to open an entire session in one click.

100% Local Storage

Everything is stored on your own device using Chrome's built-in storage. No account. No cloud. No data ever leaves your browser.

Instant Quick Save

One click saves. No forms, no titles required for quick saves. Just hit the button and your tab state is captured immediately.

RAM Saver

Close tabs you are not using right now. Your computer gets faster. Open them back exactly as they were when you need them.

FAQ

Common questions

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