Tabfolio compared

Tabfolio is one of several good tab managers for Chrome. These pages say plainly how it differs from its neighbors, and when one of them is the better choice.

As of October 2026. Every detail about another product comes from its Chrome Web Store listing or website, linked on each page.

• Tabfolio and OneTabTurns a window of tabs into a list in one click. Available for many browsers.
• Tabfolio and Session BuddyA session manager with automatic history, collections and many export formats.
• Tabfolio and TabmeA new-tab dashboard for saved tabs and bookmarks, with a paid Pro plan for sync.
• Tabfolio and TabliA fast, open-source popup for switching between windows and tabs.

Tabfolio in brief

• Free, with no paid tier, no account and no caps on tabs or Spaces.
• A full page of every open tab across every window, with each page’s preview image.
• One search across open tabs and saved Spaces.
• Data stays in Chrome’s local storage on your computer. No analytics and no Tabfolio server.
• Previews are fetched from the pages themselves; missing site icons come from Google or DuckDuckGo. See the privacy policy.
• A Manifest V3 extension of about 180 KB. Not open source.

Questions about using Tabfolio? See Help.