No account, nothing uploaded
Your tabs, reminders, windows and bookmarks live in your browser’s own storage. A free install makes no network requests, and there is no server to sign in to.
Features
One extension for your tabs, your bookmarks and your attention.
Latr is a browser productivity extension for Chrome, Edge and Firefox. It reminds you about tabs you close, manages the ones you keep open, saves whole windows, keeps a library of pages, and runs a focus timer that holds everything back until your break. Here is every part of it, and a guide to each.
9 guides
Tab reminders
Close a tab with a time, and it reopens on its own, where you stopped reading.
- Tab reminder Put a time on any browser tab, and let the tab close.
- Snooze tabs Close a tab now, and get the page back at the moment you chose.
- Remind me about this tab The fastest route from "I need this later" to a reminder.
- Website reminder Get reminded to check a site - once, or on a schedule.
- Recurring website reminders Open a page every weekday at 9:30, every Monday, or on the last working day.
- Reopen where you stopped reading A long article resumes rather than restarting.
- Tab reminders in Chrome Install, pin, set the shortcut - and what Chrome itself cannot do.
- Tab reminders in Firefox The same product on Firefox, and the two things that differ there.
- Tab reminders in Edge The same package as Chrome, from Edge Add-ons.
7 guides
Tab management
Every open tab in one list: group, search, de-duplicate, sleep and arrange them.
- Tab manager with reminders Every open tab in one list, and a time on the ones you are not ready to close.
- Group tabs automatically Rules that put each new tab into a named group as it opens.
- Close duplicate tabs Find the copies you already have, or stop the next one opening.
- Search open tabs Type a few letters and jump to any tab, in any window, or one you just closed.
- Manage browser windows See every window at once, move tabs between them, and merge the strays.
- Two tabs side by side Put two pages next to each other on one screen, in one move.
- Put inactive tabs to sleep Free the memory a tab holds without closing it or losing your place.
5 guides
Sessions and saved windows
Save whole windows with their tab groups, restore them, move or share them.
- Browser session manager Save every window, restore it tomorrow, and switch between sessions.
- Save tabs for later Close the pile without losing what you meant to come back to.
- Save tab groups Keep a window with its tab groups, and restore it as a window.
- Share tabs in one link Send a whole set of pages as one link, with nothing uploaded.
- Move tabs to another computer Export the pile to a file you own, and read the list formats back in.
2 guides
Bookmarks
A library for pages with no deadline, and a manager for the browser’s own bookmarks.
2 guides
Focus
A Pomodoro timer that holds your reminders and keeps distracting sites shut.
5 guides
Who it is for
The same tools, set up for studying, office work, research and everyday errands.
- For students Study tabs that come back for revision, and a timer that keeps you off the feed.
- For office and remote work Work tabs saved at six and back at nine, sorted by project as they open.
- For researchers and developers Sources grouped by topic, documentation that reopens at the section you were on.
- For shopping, travel and errands The ticket drop, the renewal, the flight you have not booked yet - on time.
- A tab manager with no account Everything stays in your browser. No sign-up, no server, no tracking.
Under all of it
What every part has in common
The same three promises hold whichever part you use, because they are properties of how Latr is built rather than settings.
No install-time warnings
Access to your open tabs, bookmarks and history is asked for only when you first use the feature that needs it, and every one of those is optional.
Free, and not a trial
Every part on this page works on the free version, with no cap on how much you save. Pro is a one-time payment for themes, sounds and a few extras - see pricing.
Questions
About Latr as a whole
Is Latr one extension or several?
One. Tab reminders, the tab manager, saved windows, the bookmark library and the focus timer are five parts of the same extension, sharing one popup, one library and one settings page. They were built to work together: a saved window can carry a reminder, a kept page can be given a time, and a focus session can start from a folder of pages.
Which browsers does it work in?
Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Firefox, each from its own store. Brave, Vivaldi, Opera and Arc install it from the Chrome Web Store. The features are the same everywhere, with a few small differences on Firefox: notifications there carry no buttons, so snoozing is done from the reminder’s menu, there is no side panel, and sites show a letter where Chrome would show their icon.
Is it free?
Yes, and not as a trial. Saving and reopening pages, repeats, the tab manager, saved windows, the bookmark library and focus sessions are all free, with no limit on how much you save. Latr Pro is a one-time payment of $19 for personalisation and a few extras - colour themes, notification sounds, automatic tab sleep, more than one quiet-hours window, three or four tabs side by side - and it gates nothing that makes a reminder fire.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up, no login and no server holding your tabs. Everything is stored in your browser’s own extension storage, and a free install makes no network requests at all.
Can I try it before installing?
Yes. The playground pages run the real tab tools in your browser with sample tabs: group them, close duplicates, save a window, run a focus session. Nothing is installed and nothing leaves the page.
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.