TabsafeTabsafe guides
Short guides on getting tabs back after a crash, backing them up, and finding one you closed days ago. Each starts with what the browser does by itself, then says where Tabsafe adds to it.
- Chrome closed and lost my tabsCtrl+Shift+T, the crash Restore button, Recently closed and history, in the order to try them.
- Back up your open tabs automaticallyBookmark all tabs by hand, or snapshots plus a backup file outside the browser profile.
- Find a tab you closed days agoSearch history by word and day, or search a closed-tab log with a 14 or 365 day reach.
Comparisons and pricing
- Tabsafe vs OneTabWhat each one saves, what it costs, and how to move your OneTab lists.
- Tabsafe vs Session BuddySessions, closed tabs and backup files compared.
- PricingWhat is free, what Pro adds, and how buying works.
Keep a way back for your tabs
Tabsafe is free, with no account. It saves your windows as you work and logs the tabs you close.
Tabsafe runs in Microsoft Edge and Firefox on desktop. It is not offered for Chrome. Tabsafe is an independent product.