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Tab Freezer
Auto-suspend tabs, save memory - tested with 84 tabs
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Auto-suspend tabs, save memory - tested with 84 tabs
7 followers
Too many tabs? System gets slow? Tab Freezer suspends inactive tabs to free memory. Tabs stay visible but stop using resources. Test with 84 tabs: • Before: 7.2GB RAM, 6.3GB swap • After: 6.6GB RAM, 3.2GB swap • Result: 3.1GB swap freed Features: - Freeze current tab or all inactive tabs - Restore all with one click - See estimated memory savings Chrome, Edge, Firefox. No tracking, all local. €9.99 lifetime (early bird, 2 weeks). For people who need many tabs but want a fast system.
@new_user___3072025b4456cd3013182f7
This is brilliant, Jens. I’m 100% the kind of person who leaves 40+ tabs open without noticing until my laptop starts screaming 😅
Quick question though when a tab gets frozen, does it instantly reload when I click back on it, or is there a delay? Just trying to picture the real workflow.
Also, props on building your first extension at 58 that’s inspiring.
@olajiggy321
Thanks Agbaje! 🙌 Great question - tabs reload instantly when you click them. No delay, just a quick restore. Feels exactly like switching to a regular tab. The frozen tabs act like closed tabs (free memory) but look like open tabs (keep your workflow). 40+ tabs is exactly the use case I built this for. Would love to hear if it helps! 🚀
@new_user___3072025b4456cd3013182f7
Got it — that actually sounds super smooth.
The fact that it restores instantly without that annoying ‘refresh lag’ is a big deal for people who jump between tabs nonstop.
I’m curious though… do you plan to make a small landing page for Tab Freezer at some point?
A simple page showing that 3.1GB memory save example could make a huge difference, especially if you ever run ads or share it outside the Chrome Store.”