Toby
Direct import- 1In Toby's Organization settings, export your data as JSON.
- 2In TabSlate, go to Settings → Data Import and choose Toby.
- 3Collections, tabs and tags are imported together. Duplicate links can be skipped.
The free, open-source alternative to Toby and Workona
TabSlate your tab manager
Turn your new tab page into a tab workspace: drag tabs into collections, sort them into workspaces, and save a whole window in one click. Need something later? Search finds it.
Free · Open source · No account needed
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- All bookmarks88
- Q4 launch6
- Design references18
- Reading list34
- Trip to Kyoto9
- Recipes21
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Q4 launch
6 bookmarks
- Launch checklist
notion.so
- Pricing page draft
figma.com
- Release notes
github.com
- Customer interviews
docs.google.com
- Press kit
dropbox.com
- Beta feedback
linear.app
Open tabs
24 tabs open
- Kyoto ryokan guide
japan-guide.com
- Weekly planning
linear.app
- How to brine a chicken
seriouseats.com
- Inbox
mail.google.com
- React docs
react.dev
- Flight search
google.com
How it works
Install it, open a new tab, and you're set
TabSlate lives on your new tab page. Your bookmarks bar and browsing history stay exactly as they are.
Open a new tab
Your open tabs, your collections and a search box are there every time you open a tab.
Save what matters
Drag a tab into a collection, or save every tab in the window with one click.
Close tabs with confidence
Everything you saved is a search away, and saved tab groups reopen in a new window.
Your tabs in Toby or Workona
Move them to TabSlate and carry on
Workona
Save Window- 1Open a Workona space so its tabs are in one window.
- 2In TabSlate, go to Open Tabs & Groups and click Save Window.
- 3The window is saved as a collection. Repeat for each space.
TabSlate can't read Workona's export file, so saving each window is the quickest way to move.
Chrome bookmarks
Direct import- 1In Chrome's Bookmark manager, click ⋮ and choose Export bookmarks.
- 2In TabSlate, go to Settings → Data Import and choose Chrome.
- 3Bookmark folders are imported as collections.
However many tabs you have, they stay organized and easy to find
All your tabs in one list
Tabs and tab groups in the current window, gathered in one list you can browse, search and tidy up.
Save a window in one click
Save every tab in the window as a collection in one click. Tabs you've already saved can be skipped.
Sort by workspace
Give each project its own workspace. Drag tabs into collections, or save the current page from the toolbar.
Search to find anything
One box searches open tabs, bookmarks and the web. Turn on the Global Search Overlay to open it on any site with Ctrl+Shift+K.
Restore or archive
Deleted items stay in Trash and can be restored within the retention period. Archive what you're not using for now.
Tab groups, kept for later
Tab group names and colors are saved, so a group can reopen in a new window when the project restarts.
Your tabs stay on your computer by default
TabSlate works without an account. Your tabs and bookmarks stay in your browser unless you turn on sync.
Stored locally
Collections, bookmarks and tab groups are stored in your browser. No sign-up needed.
Sync is optional
Sign in to sync between computers with TabSlate Cloud, or connect your own server.
Anonymous usage data only
Anonymous events such as “bookmark added” help us improve TabSlate. The pages you visit, their titles and URLs are never collected.
Site access is optional
Access to websites is requested only when you turn on the Global Search Overlay.
Permissions TabSlate requests, and why
- Tabs and tab groups
- Show, save and reopen tabs
- Storage
- Keep your data in this browser
- Right-click menu
- Save a page, link or selection
- Search
- Search the web from the new tab
- Websites (optional)
- Search from any site with Ctrl+Shift+K
Free, open source and self-hostable
The extension and the sync server are open source under AGPL-3.0. Read the code, report issues, or run your own server.
Run your own sync server
$ git clone https://github.com/TabSlate-dev/TabSlate-server$ cd TabSlate-server && cp .env.example .env# set DOMAIN, DATABASE_URL and JWT_SECRET in .env$ docker compose up -dYou'll need a domain and a PostgreSQL database. Full steps are in the server README.
Let TabSlate take care of your tabs
Free · Open source · No account needed