What would make Tabosmart useful tomorrow?

Your tabs represent things you care about. Help us make room for them. Share an idea, describe something confusing, or vote on what matters to you. Tabosmart is early, and your real experiences will shape what comes next. Please keep private URLs and browsing details out of public posts.

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Start here: help shape a browser with more headspace

Hi, I'm Saulius, the maker of Tabosmart. You didn't open all those tabs for no reason. I built Tabosmart to help you make room for today's work while keeping a place for later. The current version suggests related groups, helps review repeat pages, saves URLs for later and can reopen recoverable URLs. You approve every action. Recovery cannot restore unsaved forms or edits. Processing stays in your Chrome profile. Optional on-device AI can suggest additional relationships and group names on supported devices. The core works without it. What would make this useful in your day? Tell me what you were trying to do, what happened and what you expected. Small frustrations, missing connections and specific examples are welcome. Vote on ideas that matter to you. Your feedback will inform priorities. Please omit private URLs and browsing details from public posts. For private concerns: saulius.developer@gmail.com.

Saulius about 4 hours ago

A suggestion missed the point? Start with what you were doing.

A useful report does not need to be long. Tell us: 1. What were you trying to do? 2. What did Tabosmart suggest or do? 3. What did you expect instead? 4. Which Chrome and Tabosmart versions were you using? For a missing feature, explain the moment it would help. For a bug, include the shortest sequence that reproduces it. For a grouping mistake, explain why those pages belong together or should stay apart. Please use made-up examples or redact private titles and URLs. Feedback links never attach your tabs, history or AI inputs automatically. Public posts can be seen by others; send private concerns to saulius.developer@gmail.com. Specific frustrations are welcome. They help turn the next change into something useful.

Saulius about 3 hours ago