Tabby
Your smart and playful sidekick for instant saves and clutter-free bookmarks.
Sound familiar?
You saved it. Finding it is another story.
Chrome’s bookmark manager is a few clicks away, the bar turns into a junk drawer, and last month’s “I’ll read this later” is lost in a nested folder you forgot existed. Tabby keeps the same bookmarks — just in a popup you can actually use.
The three-click burial
Star, close, forget. Opening the native manager feels like homework, so the pile just grows.
Folders gone feral
Work, recipes, random tabs from Tuesday — nested until nothing has a home you can find.
Twins in the dark
The same URL, saved three times, because searching a wall of titles is harder than bookmarking it again.
What it does
Built for people who collect tabs the way cats collect sunbeams.
Folder tree
A sidebar that mirrors Bookmarks Bar, Other, Mobile, and nested folders.
Add current page
One click saves the active tab into the selected folder, newest first.
Search
Live search across every bookmark by title or URL.
Rename, move, delete
Inline rename, a folder picker, drag onto folders, and two-click confirm.
Duplicates
Find copies by URL, delete one by one, or keep the newest.
Keyboard shortcut
Alt+B on Windows and Linux, Option+B on Mac — if nothing else claimed it.
Permissions
Tabby stays in the browser. These are the only Chrome APIs it uses, and only for the features above.
| Permission | Why |
|---|---|
| bookmarks | Read and write your bookmark tree so you can browse, add, move, and clean up from the popup. |
| storage | Remember the last folder you selected. |
| favicon | Show site icons from Chrome’s local cache. |
| activeTab | Read the current tab’s URL and title only when you click + Add. |