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Tabfolio and Tabme

Tabme turns Chrome’s new tab page into a dashboard of saved tabs and bookmarks in color-coded folders. Tabfolio opens as its own page when you want it, showing every open tab and your saved Spaces.

As of October 2026. Details about Tabme come from its Chrome Web Store listing and website, listed below.

At a glance

FeatureTabfolioTabme
PriceFree, no paid tierFree plan; paid Pro and Team plans
Free plan limitsNoneUnlimited bookmarks, 1 space, up to 2 tags
AccountNoneNot needed to start; Pro sync uses sign-in
Where data livesChrome’s local storage on your computerOn your device on the free plan; in the cloud on Pro
New tab pageLeft aloneReplaced by Tabme (Tabme Mini keeps yours)
Side panelBrowse Spaces and save the current tab (new in v0.14.0)Vertical tabs in the side panel
SyncThrough a folder you already sync (new in v0.14.0)Cross-device sync and a web app on Pro
AnalyticsNoneAnonymous usage analytics, per its listing
Store download size177 KiB14.42 MiB

How they differ

Tabme is a bookmark dashboard: folders, colors, tags and sticky notes, there every time you open a new tab. Tabfolio is a tab manager you open on demand, built around the tabs you have open across every window.

Tabme’s Pro plan keeps your data in its cloud so it syncs and works from a web app. Tabfolio has no server; its sync writes to a folder you already sync.

Tabme lets you share spaces with a team on paid plans. Tabfolio shares a Space as a Markdown list or a web page file you send yourself.

When to choose Tabme instead

When Tabfolio fits better

Add to ChromeFree · no account · local storage

Sources

Checked on October 28, 2026. Products change; check each listing for the latest.

Tabme is a trademark of its owner. Tabfolio is not affiliated with it.

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