Tab Harbor

A new tab dashboard for organizing open tabs, quick links, todos, and saved tab sessions in one calm workspace.

A calmer Chrome new tab dashboard for open tabs, quick links, saved reads, and lightweight todos. Tab Harbor turns Chrome's new tab page into a place where you can keep working. You immediately see what is already open, which pages should be moved into read-later, and what still needs your attention. ✨ Core Highlights 1.Tabs are automatically organized by domain. Tab Harbor groups open pages by domain, and moves homepage-style tabs into a dedicated Homepages group, so you can quickly see what you are actually working on. 2.You can still organize things around your own workflow. When domain-based grouping is not enough, you can create manual groups, keep common quick links around, and jump back to the right section from the top icon rail. 3.Read later and todos move into the drawer, separate from the main workspace, without needing another app. You can search, restore, or archive them later instead of leaving everything hanging in the browser tab bar. 4.It is not just a tab-cleaning tool. Quick links, todos, open tabs, and saved reads all live in the same new tab page, so the next thing you need is usually right in front of you. 5.It tries to make the workspace calmer without making the system heavier. You can switch themes, tune transparency, set a custom background, and clean duplicate tabs with one click, while everything still stays in chrome.storage.local with no backend or account. 🌊 Why It Feels Different Most new tab pages try to be a search box, a wallpaper, or a speed dial. Tab Harbor is closer to a lightweight browser control room. It keeps the messy reality of browsing visible, but turns it into something calmer and more actionable. That also means it is intentionally lightweight. There is no backend, no sync account, and no extra app to open. It lives exactly where the browsing chaos already happens. 🔒 Fully Local Tab Harbor runs entirely inside the extension. Open tabs come directly from Chrome, and saved reads, todos, quick links, theme preferences, and layout state stay on your machine through chrome.storage.local. If you publish this repo for other people, they get the code and assets, not your personal browsing data. 🛠️ Under the Hood This is a Manifest V3 Chrome extension with a plain frontend stack and no build step required to use it. You can clone it, load it, and start using it without npm, without a dev server, and without standing up anything else.