Latr vs Snooze Tabs: which is better? (2026)

Snooze Tabs: The original Firefox tab snoozer from Mozilla’s Test Pilot programme: dismiss a tab and set an alarm to bring it back. Latr: a tab snoozer that reopens the page on its own at the time you pick, where you stopped reading. Here is where each one is the better choice.

Features and pricing checked 13 October 2026 against: Snooze Tabs on Firefox Add-ons , Snooze Tabs on GitHub .

The short answer

Which one to choose

Choose Latr if

you want a snoozer on Firefox that is updated and also works in Chrome and Edge.

Choose Snooze Tabs if

you are on Firefox and want the plainest possible snoozer.

Feature by feature

Latr vs Snooze Tabs

Latr vs Snooze Tabs, feature by feature
LatrSnooze Tabs
Brings a tab back at a time you choose Yes Yes
Repeating reminders Yes Not listed
Reopens at the line you stopped reading Yes Not listed
Saves a whole window and restores it Yes Not listed
Saves sessions automatically Optional, off by default Not listed
Keeps tab groups Yes Not listed
Manages every open tab, across windows Yes Not listed
Finds duplicate tabs Yes Not listed
Puts idle tabs away automatically Optional, off by default Not listed
Folders or collections of saved pages Yes Not listed
Import and export Yes Not listed
Share a list of tabs As a link, with no server Not listed
Focus timer with site blocking Yes Not listed
Sync between computers Optional, through your browser’s own sync Not listed
Mobile app No Not listed

Checked 13 October 2026 against each product’s own store listing and website. “Not listed” means the feature is not in the product’s own listing or site - not that it is missing.

Pricing and platforms

What it costs, and where it runs

Latr vs Snooze Tabs: price, account, platforms and store figures
LatrSnooze Tabs
What it is Tab snoozerTab snoozer
Price Free; Pro is $19 once, for themes, sounds and extrasFree
Account Never - there is no account to makeNot stated
Runs on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera, ArcFirefox
Tab access asked for at install No - tab access is optional, asked for at the click that needs itYes - asks for tab access and access to all sites at install
In the stores
  • Firefox Add-ons: 2,262 daily users , rated 3.9 (114), last updated 25 April 2024

Honestly

Where each one wins, and where it falls short

Where Latr wins

  • Updated in October 2026.
  • Repeats, plain-language times and reopening at the line you stopped reading.
  • On Chrome and Edge as well as Firefox.

Where Latr falls short

  • Firefox notifications have no buttons, so in Latr snoozing a reminder again is done from its menu rather than the toast.
  • Latr does much more, which is more to learn if snoozing is all you want.

Where Snooze Tabs wins

  • Made by Mozilla’s Test Pilot programme, with 2,262 daily users on Firefox Add-ons.
  • Does one thing: dismiss a tab now, bring it back later.
  • Free and open source.

Where Snooze Tabs falls short

  • Last updated on Firefox Add-ons on 25 April 2024.
  • Firefox only.
  • Snoozing only, as far as its listing says.

The core difference

What actually separates Latr and Snooze Tabs

Snooze Tabs is the snoozer Firefox users met first; Latr is a current one that also runs on Chrome and Edge. Both close a tab and bring it back at a time. Latr adds repeats, reopening at the line you stopped reading, plain-language times, and a tab manager and library around them.

Switching

Switching from Snooze Tabs

Open your snoozed tabs from Snooze Tabs, then save them in Latr with a time, or Save all tabs to keep them together and give them times later.

Weighing more than Latr? See every Snooze Tabs alternative, ranked by how much of Snooze Tabs each one covers.

Latr’s import reads a pasted list, a bookmarks HTML file, and export files from OneTab, Toby, Session Buddy, Raindrop.io and Pocket. Groups and titles survive for the formats it knows; any other file that contains web addresses comes in as a list of links. Only http and https links are kept, and anything left out is counted.

Try the import playground

Questions

Latr vs Snooze Tabs: common questions

Is there a tab snoozer for Firefox that is still updated?

Latr is on Firefox Add-ons as well as Chrome and Edge, and was last updated in October 2026. It reopens a closed tab at the time you choose, where you stopped reading.

Is Latr or Snooze Tabs free?

Latr: Free; Pro is $19 once, for themes, sounds and extras. Snooze Tabs: Free.

Close the tab.
It will come back.

Free, no account, and nothing leaves your device. About ten seconds to install, and one keystroke to use.

Also on Brave, Vivaldi, Arc and Opera - straight from the Chrome Web Store listing.