Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Tab Hygiene because I have ~80 tabs open right now, and I can't close any of them. Same as you, probably. Most tab managers try to fix this by aggressively auto-closing things. That broke me too many times — I'd lose a tab I actually needed, swear off the extension, then re-install it 3 months later when my browser melted again. Tab Hygiene takes a different approach. It quietly tracks which tabs you've forgotten about, and once a week shows you a clean review: "hey, you haven't touched these 12 tabs in 3 weeks, want to do something about them?" You decide. Nothing closes without your explicit OK. Quick context: Tab Hygiene shipped to the Chrome Web Store 10 days ago and earned Verified Publisher status this week — that usually takes 30+ days, so I'm taking it as an early signal. A few things that mattered to me building this: — Privacy isn't a marketing claim. The extension makes zero network requests to my servers (because I don't have any). All data stays in your browser. You can verify this in DevTools → Network tab. — Free version is genuinely useful. Weekly review, smart grouping, basic archive — all free forever. Pro ($19 lifetime, no subscription) adds unlimited custom rules, background auto-close, full archive search. — Built post-Great-Suspender. Minimal permissions. No remote code. No accounts required for the free tier. — Multilingual UI (EN, ES, DE, RU). Would love your honest feedback — especially: what's the one feature you wish existed in tab managers but never does? I'd rather hear about a real pain point than collect generic kudos. Cheers, Alex

Tab Hygiene

Your weekly tab review. Built for tab hoarders.

Your weekly tab review. Built for tab hoarders.