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Shelf
Close tabs without the guilt
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Close tabs without the guilt
9 followers
Shelf is a Chrome extension that helps you process open tabs instead of letting them pile up. It shows one tab at a time and gives you four calm decisions: Done, Snooze, Save, or Dismiss. Snoozed tabs quietly reopen later; saved tabs live in one clean list. No AI, no accounts, no sync - just a fast, satisfying way to turn 60 open tabs into zero without the fear of losing something important.
Love how simple this is, no AI noise is a big plus for me. One thing that would make it stickier for me: keyboard shortcuts for each of the four actions so I can blast through a backlog without touching the mouse at all.
@aylingullu82005 This is already next on the list, honestly. V1 was about proving the four decisions work at all, but shortcuts for Done/Snooze/Save/Dismiss are the obvious follow up once that's confirmed. Any preference on keys, or just arrow-key style mapping?
honestly love that you resisted adding ai or sync here. the four-button choice model is basically the whole product and it works because the options map so cleanly to what you actually want to do with a tab. clean execution
@agackesen72622 Appreciate that. Leaving out AI and sync was on purpose, not something I'll add later. Most tab tools give you more ways to save stuff, but I wanted to see if just naming the decision (Done/Snooze/Save/Dismiss) was enough by itself. Sounds like it's working for you, which is a relief.
Love how the four-button setup makes me actually commit to a decision instead of just staring at my tab bar in despair. Snooze is the killer feature for me, I keep rediscovering stuff I saved days later.
@zkan6pld Snooze being the one that sticks is interesting, I expected Save to be the favorite. Rediscovering stuff days later is basically the whole point though, so glad it's landing like that. How many days out are you usually snoozing to?