Tabli

What Tabli is

Tabli is a free Chrome extension for organizing browser windows and tabs. Its popup gives users a searchable, scrollable view of open windows and tabs, and searches can match a page title or URL. Keyboard shortcuts support navigation and switching between windows and tabs; Ctrl-. opens the popup by default. Users can save related tabs together as Saved Windows and reopen those sets later. Chrome stores saved sets as ordinary bookmark folders and bookmarks. Tabli lists tab search, session restore, workspaces and cross-device sync among its capabilities. The maker says the extension makes no outbound data connections and sends no data to external applications, other extensions or cloud services. Its source code is available under the MIT license. Tabli is developed by Antony Courtney as a side project, and feedback, questions, suggestions and bug reports can be sent to [email protected]. It is free to install and use, and is described as a Chrome browser extension.

Who it suits

Tabli suits Chrome users who want to search, switch between, save and restore browser tabs and windows. It may also appeal to users who want to inspect the source under the MIT license or send feedback directly to its developer.

Getting started

1. Visit the Tabli website.
2. Install the free Chrome browser extension.
3. Open its popup to view, search and switch between windows and tabs.
4. Save related tabs as a Saved Window to reopen them later.

Verdict

Choose Tabli if you use Chrome and want searchable tabs, keyboard controls and saved groups of windows at no charge. Its browser support is limited to Chrome, and saved groups are stored in Chrome bookmarks.