Privacy

Tab Manager collects nothing. It has no account, no sign-in, no servers and no analytics. Your settings and the one window you save stay in your browser, on your computer.

Nothing leaves your machine unless you write feedback in the popup and press send. That message goes to a form we own, together with the extension version, the browser and its version — and, only if you tick the box offering it, your settings. The email address is optional: type one to be answered, or leave it empty.

A feedback message never carries a tab address, a tab title, a group name, anything you saved in a workspace, or anything that identifies you beyond the email address you chose to type.

Removing the extension opens our feedback page in a new tab. Nothing is sent from it unless you write something and press send, and what it then carries is the same: your message, the browser and its version, the extension version you removed, and an email address only if you typed one.

A privacy policy is written when there is something to disclose. The paid tiers will need one, and it will be published here before they ship.