# Tabox

> Tabox is a free browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge that saves your open tabs into collections you can reopen, sync, and share. Slogan: Organize Beautifully.

Tabox saves tab sessions and tab groups into named collections, organizes them in folders, syncs them through Google Drive, and lets you share collections with others. Tabox Pro adds premium features via subscription.

## Main pages

- [Home](https://www.tabox.co/): What Tabox does, features, and store links for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge
- [Using Tabox](https://www.tabox.co/using-tabox): The complete guide: saving collections, folders, Google Drive sync, keyboard shortcuts, settings, and troubleshooting
- [About](https://www.tabox.co/about): The story behind Tabox, an indie, open source tab manager built by Gil Goldstein since 2020
- [Contact](https://www.tabox.co/contact): Questions, bug reports, and suggestions

## Pricing

Tabox is free for its core features, with no account required. Tabox Pro costs $4.99 per month billed annually ($59.99 per year) or $5.99 month to month, and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Pro adds Tabox AI (organizes and renames collections), live shared folders for teams, and one-link sharing. Upgrading happens from the extension's Upgrade button; there is no separate signup.

## Comparisons

- [Tabox vs other tab managers](https://www.tabox.co/compare): Overview comparing Tabox to Workona, Toby, OneTab, and Session Buddy
- [Tabox vs Workona](https://www.tabox.co/tabox-vs-workona): Feature and pricing comparison of Tabox and Workona for tab and workspace management
- [Tabox vs Toby](https://www.tabox.co/tabox-vs-toby): Feature and pricing comparison of Tabox and Toby for saving and organizing tabs
- [Tabox vs OneTab](https://www.tabox.co/tabox-vs-onetab): Feature and pricing comparison of Tabox and OneTab for reducing tab clutter
- [Tabox vs Session Buddy](https://www.tabox.co/tabox-vs-session-buddy): Feature and pricing comparison of Tabox and Session Buddy for session management

## Blog

- [How to Organize Edge Tabs Without Losing Work](https://www.tabox.co/post/how-to-organize-edge-tabs-without-losing-work): Learn how to organize Edge tabs with groups, saved sessions, collections, and simple habits that make project switching faster and less stressful at work.
- [Cross Device Tab Sync Guide for Busy Browsers](https://www.tabox.co/post/cross-device-tab-sync-guide-for-busy-browsers): This cross device tab sync guide shows how to save, organize, and reopen tab groups across Chrome and Edge without losing project context between devices.
- [A Practical Guide to Tab Group Workflows That Work](https://www.tabox.co/post/a-practical-guide-to-tab-group-workflows-that-work): This guide to tab group workflows shows how to save, organize, sync, and reopen browser projects without losing useful context or focus across devices.
- [AI Tab Organization for Busy Browser Work](https://www.tabox.co/post/ai-tab-organization-for-busy-browser-work): AI tab organization helps turn crowded browser sessions into project spaces, letting you save context, reopen work, and switch tasks with less friction.
- [Browser Collections or Workspaces: Which Fits?](https://www.tabox.co/post/browser-collections-or-workspaces-which-fits): Browser collections or workspaces can reduce tab clutter. Learn when each works best and how to save, organize, and reopen projects without losing context.
- [How to Create Tab Collections That Stay Useful](https://www.tabox.co/post/how-to-create-tab-collections-that-stay-useful): Learn how to create tab collections that reduce browser clutter, keep projects separate, and let you save and reopen the right tabs fast with less effort.
- [Chrome Tab Organizer Review for Tab Overload](https://www.tabox.co/post/chrome-tab-organizer-review-for-tab-overload): Our chrome tab organizer review explains what to test: saving sessions, organizing projects, restoring tabs, syncing safely, and switching contexts quickly.
- [Organized Browsing Workflow Guide for Busy Tabs](https://www.tabox.co/post/organized-browsing-workflow-guide-for-busy-tabs): This organized browsing workflow guide shows how to save tab sessions, sort active projects, and reopen the right work without tab clutter every day.
- [7 Edge Workspace Alternatives for Busy Browsers](https://www.tabox.co/post/7-edge-workspace-alternatives-for-busy-browsers): Compare Edge workspace alternatives for saving tab sessions, organizing projects, syncing devices, and reopening the exact pages you need in seconds.
- [Tab Groups vs Windows for Better Browser Work](https://www.tabox.co/post/tab-groups-vs-windows-for-better-browser-work): Tab groups vs windows affects more than screen clutter. See when each works, where both fall short, and how to save browser projects for fast return later.
- [Research Trail Preservation Guide for Browser Tabs](https://www.tabox.co/post/research-trail-preservation-guide-for-browser-tabs): This research trail preservation guide shows how to save sources, organize browser tabs, and reopen every project without losing context along the way.
- [Guide to Browser Session Recovery That Works](https://www.tabox.co/post/guide-to-browser-session-recovery-that-works): This guide to browser session recovery explains how to restore lost tabs, save active work, and build reliable backups for every project with less stress.
- [How Students Can Organize Research Tabs](https://www.tabox.co/post/how-students-can-organize-research-tabs): A student-friendly workflow for sorting research tabs, capturing citations, checking sources, and reopening a project without rebuilding it.
- [10 Best Ways to Reduce Tab Clutter at Work](https://www.tabox.co/post/10-best-ways-to-reduce-tab-clutter-at-work): Use the best ways to reduce tab clutter: save active sessions, organize projects, and reopen only the pages you need, when you need them.
- [Chrome Reading List vs a Tab Manager](https://www.tabox.co/post/chrome-reading-list-vs-a-tab-manager): Reading List is a queue for individual pages. A tab manager keeps a complete browser project together so you can close and resume it later.
- [Chrome Memory Saver vs a Tab Manager](https://www.tabox.co/post/chrome-memory-saver-vs-a-tab-manager): Memory Saver makes inactive tabs lighter. A tab manager lets you remove paused projects from the window without losing their structure.
- [Pinned Tabs vs Tab Groups in Chrome](https://www.tabox.co/post/pinned-tabs-vs-tab-groups-in-chrome): Pinned tabs keep a few daily sites close. Tab groups organize several pages for one task. The best setup gives each feature one job.
- [Best Tools for Research Continuity at Work](https://www.tabox.co/post/best-tools-for-research-continuity-at-work): Compare the best tools for research continuity, from tab session managers to notes and backups, so research threads stay organized and ready to resume.
- [8 Best Chrome Extensions for Tab Overload](https://www.tabox.co/post/8-best-chrome-extensions-for-tab-overload): Compare the best chrome extensions for tab overload and build a faster workflow for saving, grouping, suspending, and reopening work without clutter daily.
- [8 Best Browser Extensions for Tab Groups](https://www.tabox.co/post/8-best-browser-extensions-for-tab-groups): Compare the best browser extensions for tab groups, from simple session savers to project workspaces with sync, backups, and faster context switching.

## Optional

- [Full text](https://www.tabox.co/llms-full.txt): The guide and every comparison page as plain text in one file
- [Blog](https://www.tabox.co/blog): Full blog archive, including release notes and older announcements
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.tabox.co/privacy): What data Tabox collects and how it is handled
- [Terms of Service](https://www.tabox.co/terms): Terms for using the Tabox extension and website
- [Refund Policy](https://www.tabox.co/refund): Refund terms for Tabox Pro subscriptions