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TabSnooze

Snooze tabs for later. Right-click → "Remind me in 30 min / tonight / tomorrow." The tab disappears and reopens at the set time. Zero config, no accounts.

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Right-click any tab → snooze it for later

Quick presets: 30 min, 1 hour, tonight (8pm), tomorrow (9am)

Custom time picker for any delay

Tab reopens automatically when the timer fires

Snooze list in popup — see what's coming, cancel anytime

Reopens in background tab (doesn't steal focus)

100% local — chrome.alarms API, no servers, no accounts

TabSnooze lets you postpone tabs for later. Right-click any tab, pick a time, and the tab closes. When the timer fires, it reopens automatically.

How it works

  1. Right-click any tab or page
  2. Pick a time — 30 min, 1 hour, tonight, tomorrow, or custom
  3. Tab closes — it’s saved in chrome.storage.local with an alarm
  4. Timer fires — tab reopens in a background tab
  5. Snooze list — popup shows all snoozed tabs, cancel anytime

Quick presets

PresetWhen it reopens
30 min30 minutes from now
1 hour1 hour from now
TonightToday at 8:00 PM
TomorrowTomorrow at 9:00 AM
CustomAny time you pick

Privacy

TabSnooze doesn’t collect any data. No analytics, no tracking, no telemetry. Snoozed tab URLs are stored in chrome.storage.local and never leave your browser. The extension uses chrome.alarms for scheduling and chrome.tabs for reopening — both are local Chrome APIs.

Free forever

TabSnooze is 100% free. All features are available to everyone. There are no premium tiers, no locked features, no usage limits. If you enjoy it, you can buy me a coffee — but there’s zero pressure.

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Frequently asked questions

Is TabSnooze really free?

Yes, 100% free. No premium tiers, no locked features. If you enjoy it, you can buy me a coffee — but there's zero pressure.

Does TabSnooze need an account or server?

No. TabSnooze uses Chrome's built-in chrome.alarms API. Everything is local — your snoozed tabs are stored in chrome.storage.local. No server, no account, no cloud sync.

What happens if I close Chrome?

Your snoozed tabs are saved. When you reopen Chrome, the alarms are still set. If a snooze time passes while Chrome is closed, the tab reopens next time you start Chrome.

Can I see what tabs I've snoozed?

Yes. Click the TabSnooze icon to see a list of all snoozed tabs with their remaining time. You can cancel any snooze from there.

Does TabSnooze track what I'm snoozing?

No. TabSnooze doesn't collect any data. No analytics, no tracking. Your snoozed tab URLs are stored locally and never sent anywhere.

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