TabWorkspace checks that the service is reachable, captures the current normal browser window, stores supported URLs locally, and opens them again when you restore the workspace.
The main workflow is intentionally small enough to become muscle memory.
Use your browser normally while researching, studying, writing, debugging, or planning.
Click the extension, optionally name the workspace, choose the supported tabs to include, then save and close only those tabs. Free users can save up to 5 supported tabs in their one workspace.
Open the popup again and restore that workspace into a new window with the same tab order.
Free handles the core proof of value. Premium is for people who depend on multiple saved contexts.
TabWorkspace restores URLs and pinned-tab state. A restored page loads fresh, just like opening the same URL manually. Browser internal pages are left open during save because they cannot be restored safely.
It does not restore scroll position, unsaved form text, transient app state, media playback position, or logged-in session state if the website itself no longer has that state.
Premium users can export all saved workspaces to JSON. Keep that file somewhere safe if you plan to uninstall the extension, clear browser data, or move to a different computer.