Dear person with too many tabs,
Your browser is where a lot of work happens: research, writing, planning, shopping, debugging, replying etc. The work never stops, and the tab trail keeps growing. Before you know it, your tabs have become another to-do list you never quite finish. Mine felt impossible to beat because there was always something new to read, plan, or buy.
I can fly through multitasking on my operating system. Switching apps, jumping between windows, finding what I need — it all feels fast and familiar. But inside the browser, where so much of my work actually happens, I slow down. Too many tabs, too many windows: more hunting, less doing. So I started wondering: what if the browser could feel more like the rest of my system? What if the same fast, keyboard-driven control could work across tabs too?
Browsers have tried to help with tab overload. Tab groups, vertical tabs, pinned tabs, saved tabs — they all have their place. But for me, they mostly made tabs easier to store, hide, or scan. They did not solve the thing I needed most: actually working through my tabs, getting things done, closing them, and starting each day fresh.
That’s why I built Tab-da.
Tab-da upgrades your browser into a workspace that feels more like an operating system. Seamlessly integrated, fast by design, and natural to use, it helps you move through your work with less friction. It is the extension every browser should ship with.
From someone with too many tabs too, chasing tab zero and closer than ever.
