Saving your tabs into a session will help ensure that they remain available even if your browser crashes or you end up closing the browser accidentally, which is why we have this guide explaining how to do it!

Finding that OneTab could not meet your needs? We support the migration of your URLs from OneTab to One Tab Group.

Struggling to find a site among a mass of open tabs in your browser? Don't worry, we show you all the open tabs with a tree-style view, in sync with your browser, in One Tab Group.

How to reuse your session in One Tab Group, A blog post about how to migrate from Session Buddy to One Tab Group.

One Tab Group allows you to easily sync your tabs across devices or browsers.

One Tab Group allows you to easily share your `session` with others

One Tab Group supports syncing the tabs and tab groups to the Notion database for further processing and management.

If you're like many of us, you're in the habit of keeping dozens of tabs open on your browser. But if you accidentally close a `tab` or a `tab group`, or you have to shut down your browser and restart it, you might be wondering how to restore those tabs and tab groups. In this blog, we'll explain how to easily restore your browser tabs and tab groups.

Browser uses a lot of memory when it opens a lot of tabs. This article provides tips on how to reduce browser memory usage.

Among the many tab manager extensions, what’s the differences in them and which one you like best? Here we made a comparison to help you find the one most suitable for you.