Hey PH! 👋 I built this after Chrome's own Memory Saver kept putting the wrong tabs to sleep on me, and the built-in task manager was too clunky to actually act on. The core loop I wanted: see the number → pick the offenders → free the memory → get on with my day. Under 30 seconds. A few things I'm proud of: — Hibernation keeps the tab alive in your strip (unlike closing) — Smart suggestions skip pinned tabs, audio tabs, and domains you whitelist — Memory estimates are clearly labeled as estimates (Chrome's stable API doesn't expose exact per-tab memory — that's a Chrome limitation, not a bug) — Dark mode, no frameworks, opens in <100 ms Happy to answer anything about how the memory numbers work, why I chose estimates over the exact Chrome API (spoiler: it only works on Dev/Canary builds), or anything else.

Tab Memory Manager

Kill, Hibernate, Group tabs.

Kill, Hibernate, Group tabs.