OneTab, a free Chrome add-in, converts a set of browser tabs into a page of links, then restores the tabs when required. It can instantly free up gigabytes of memory when you need it for something else.
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I wish that I could create groups of tabs. If I have a group of tabs that are all related to one subject, I want to group them together within the onetab list.
Pros:Simple to use and effective
Cons:None at this time
It's amazing. 99% of the time I never go back to the tabs I save, but that's the beauty of it. I think most of the people who suffer form having tens of tabs open suffer from the version of FOMO. OneTab is a perfect solution for that - you tell yourself you won't miss out or lose the website you want to read "later", because it's safely saved, but you actually don't have to go back to it and waste time on it, while your brain is perfectly happy and calm knowing, that if you need to go back to it, you can.
Pros:Does it says it will do. Fast and efficient.
Cons:You an't create custom folders as far as I can tell, only rename the groups already created by OneTab.
There are tools with more sophisticated functionality but I love OneTab's simplicity and efficiency. I use it daily. Saves space and sanity.
Pros:It's simple, and it works
Cons:If your CPU is running slow it's possible that OneTab will open multiple lists of the same tabs