Ever closed dozens of tabs because Chrome was eating all your RAM, only to realize you needed them later? TabFrost automatically saves your workspace and freezes inactive tabs, so you can free memory without losing your place. Your tabs stay visible in the browser, sessions can be restored in one click, and everything is stored locally on your computer. No account, no cloud, no subscription. Built for people who regularly juggle 20, 50, or even 100+ tabs at a time.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m the creator of TabFrost. Like many of you here, I am a chronic tab hoarder—constantly keeping dozens of tabs open for research, development, and daily tasks. I grew completely sick of Chrome turning my laptop into a loud heating pad, and I lived in constant fear of a sudden browser crash wiping out my entire day's workspace. Existing managers didn't fit my workflow because they either crashed or shoved my tabs into flat text lists where I instantly forgot they existed. I built TabFrost to solve both: it silently freezes background processes to give your computer its RAM back, but leaves the tabs visually active in your bar. Plus, the "+ Save Current" vault lets you securely back up and name whole layouts before shutting down. It’s completely free, optimized for Manifest V3, and has a clean dark mode layout. I'd love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or feature ideas for v1.2! Let's chat in the comments.

Does it saves tab locally or on cloude?

@faijan_fahad thanks for commenting.
It saves tabs locally. No need for Claude.

Does it saves tab locally or on cloude?

@faijan_fahad thanks for commenting.
It saves tabs locally. No need for Claude.

TabFrost

Save your workspace. Freeze your tabs. Get your RAM back.

Save your workspace. Freeze your tabs. Get your RAM back.