Organize and find your tabs across devices

GoToTab is a browser extension for Chrome, Brave, Edge, and Opera that lets users search open tabs and history, group them into collections, and auto-close idle tabs. It offers a free core version without an account and a Pro plan that syncs collections across devices. The website states it is free forever with no account needed to start.

The extension works with a keyboard-first command palette triggered by ⌘+⇧+K (or Ctrl+Shift+K) to instantly find and open tabs or run slash commands. Users can save sessions as collections and restore them in one click, even across different devices if they sign in to the Pro plan.

The Pro plan adds synchronization of collections and closed tabs across multiple devices, while the free version handles unlimited collections on a single device. Both plans include unlimited history search and automatic tab cleanup features without any hidden fees.

Users can group tabs into unlimited collections representing projects, routines, or research trails, and reopen the entire set with a single click. The free version allows unlimited collections locally, while Pro syncs these collections to other machines.

The search function combines open tabs and browser history into one list, allowing users to type once to find anything. Pro users additionally see tabs they closed on their other devices within this unified search result.

The command palette supports slash commands for actions beyond just finding tabs, enabling quick access to common tasks without navigating menus. This feature is available immediately after installation without any onboarding wizard.

The extension is compatible with Chrome, Brave, Edge, and Opera browsers, and can be added to any of these via the Chrome Web Store. No account is required to install or use the basic features.

Some users on Reddit mention that the extension helps manage sessions that were previously difficult to track, especially for those who built it before Chrome's native features existed. The creator notes it now stores current sessions as collections to manage across devices.

The website highlights a feature that archives idle tabs after a specified time, ensuring the user's active workspace remains clean. Pinned and audio tabs are explicitly excluded from this automatic cleanup process.

The command palette allows users to type part of a title or URL and press enter to open the tab, with shortcuts like ⇧W to close tabs. This provides a fast alternative to mouse navigation for tab management.

The extension was revamped to include session storage as collections and cross-device management, addressing earlier limitations. The creator originally built it long before Chrome introduced its own tab management features.

The website states that the core functionality is free forever and requires no account to start using the extension. Users can add an account later to unlock Pro features like cross-device synchronization.

The extension allows users to search their history alongside open tabs in a single list, streamlining the process of finding previously visited pages. This unified search is a key feature highlighted on the official website.

You can reach Organize and find your tabs across devices by e-mail at [email protected].

The official website of Organize and find your tabs across devices is gototab.app.