BROWSER EXTENSION LETS YOU SNOOZE TABS FOR LATER

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SAT, SEP 26, 2026

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Tuck, a free browser add-on, brings email's snooze feature to open tabs. The extension temporarily hides tabs and brings them back when you need them.

Tab overload is a common browser problem. Users often keep dozens of open tabs, making it difficult to focus on current tasks. Tuck solves this by letting you hide tabs temporarily and have them reappear at a set time. The extension works similarly to email snooze features found in Gmail and Outlook. Instead of closing tabs you might need later, you can stash them away and receive a notification when they're ready to resurface. Features include customizable snooze durations and the ability to snooze multiple tabs at once. The add-on is free to use and works across major browsers. For users who struggle with tab management and browser clutter, Tuck offers a straightforward alternative to manually organizing or repeatedly searching for tabs you've lost track of.

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