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Life & fun · July 30, 2026

Tabzilla - Save, restore & share tabs

Save, restore securely & share tab lists anonymously

Tabzilla - Save, restore & share tabs launched on July 30, 2026 with 1 votes.

What it does

Tabzilla is the friendly monster that eats your tab chaos and guards it behind a lock. Save your open tabs as named sessions and restore them in one click. Everything encrypted locally behind a password. When you want to, unleash a list to the world: publish it anonymously and share the link.

Save and restore sets of browser tabs, then share them with a link. Browse community tab lists or publish your own — free, no account needed.

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