Getting Started

Tabify is an all-in-one solution for making the most of your browsing experience.

• Session Management: Save, organize, and manage your windows and tabs in one place with Tabify.
• Focus: Block distracting websites to maintain your concentration and productivity.
• Vertical Tab Management: Opt for the Sidepanel if you prefer a vertical layout for managing your tabs.
• Command Palette: Find and use commands to manage blocklists, open windows, and other actions.
• Shortcuts: Use shortcuts to improve navigation, allowing you to move tabs or reorganize them efficiently.

Installation

Tabify is available as a Chrome extension and can be installed from the official Chrome Store. You can use Tabify without creating an account but to access to all features, create an account and upgrade to Pro.

1. Install Tabify
2. Create an account
3. Upgrade to Pro and get the most out of Tabify

Permissions

Tabify require certain permissions to function correctly, below is a list of required permissions and why they are required:

• Read your browsing history on all your signed-in devices
• Block content on any page
• Manage your downloads
• View and manage your tab groups

• alarms: Tabify uses alarms for periodic tasks like saving snapshots and auto-saving windows
• commands: Allows the definition of custom shortcuts in Tabify
• downloads: Necessary for exporting Tabify data
• favicon: Enables Tabify to display favicons for websites
• activeTab: Tabify requires access to the currently active tab
• tabs: Essential for tab management capabilities (create, close, pin, move, suspend, mute)
• background: Tabify depends on background scripts for functionality
• tabGroups: Needed for managing tab groups (collapse, expand, create, delete)
• storage: Used to store Tabify data
• unlimitedStorage: Allows Tabify to store extensive data
• management: Triggers the uninstallation page when Tabify is removed
• webRequest: Needed for site-blocking
• declarativeNetRequest: Needed for site blocking
• declarativeNetRequestFeedback: Needed for site-blocking
• declarativeNetRequestWithHostAccess: Needed for site-blocking
• sidePanel: Enables the use of the Sidepanel
• sessions: Allows Tabify to display tabs from remote devices
• scripting: Required for the command palette to be invoked on a page
• gcm: Used for Firebase communication
• identity: Needed for email authentication
• offscreen: Used for authentication flow during Google account sign-in