Bookmark All Tabs

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Save all open tabs to a bookmarks folder.

Latest reviews

• (2023-07-04) Meghan and Tyler Meszaros: This extension is obsolete since you can do this in chrome, right now, and could do it in chrome, years ago. Click on tab 1, hold shift, click on tab 50 (or what have you), let go of shift, right click empty space between last tab and minimize button. Boom. Bookmark all tabs. Extensions use memory, so keep your list as low as possible.
• (2023-04-11) Andy D: Been using this extension for a year or so and -- because Google doesn't seem to know how to sync open tabs between devices -- it does exactly what I want: If I have some tabs open on my main computer and I want to have those same tabs open on my Chromebook, I can Bookmark All Tabs on my computer and then open them all on my Chromebook. Easy peasy. However, I've noticed that Bookmark All Tabs will work just fine for my several windows, but then a day or a week later, it will stop working. Clicking on the toolbar icon does nothing. (I emailed the developer about the issue, but didn't hear back.) A machine restart fixes it, but that's annoying. Today, however, I tried disabling and re-enabling the extension and that fixed it, so if I could give 4.5 stars, I would.
• (2023-04-03) Michael Glasgow: A close to perfect tab saver. If you want a quick and clean way to save tabs and workspaces for chrome, look no further. Use this extension.
• (2022-12-20) Artemi Lebedev: Bookmark only current window?
• (2022-11-21) Steve Z: Works great, however the Options page is very confusing and not at all standardized to what you'd expect from a typical Microsoft inspired Options page or menu, and I recommend watching his instruction video youtube.com/watch?v=qtswWUiYoAk to get the low-down of how to actually comprehend and make the most out of it.
• (2022-05-29) soet: Exactly what i've been looking for. Dev, are you still alive mate? Thanks for this!
• (2022-04-01) cinnamon toast crunch: worked perfectly, basically a safeguard to whats on your window if your pc does a little tomfoolery
• (2022-03-20) Edward G: Clean, efficient, brilliant actually.
• (2021-06-02) Chopper7729: SOOOOOOOOOO HELPFUL!
• (2021-02-08) User: It works perfectly, it was exactly what I was looking for. I hope the developer is doing well, after everything that happened in 2020.
• (2021-01-09) Isidor Ruderfer: Should be called: Bookmark **Current Window** Tabs (NOT **ALL**) (FYI: This may be my first ever public review of an extension. I usually don't do this! :) Great extension BUT...."ALL Tabs" ==> "All tabs IN CURRENT WINDOW ONLY". :( :( :( I'm one of those people with lots of windows, each with lots of tabs. I have been looking for a way to bookmark ALL tabs (meaning "ALL", as in ALL tabs in ALL WINDOWS. I was hoping that this extension would do it, but it doesn't. It's got great features (with some weird design issues...more below*), but it just doesn't do what it implies it does (NOTE: I don't blame the developer...more on that in a moment**). I read all the information on the extension page and watched the video etc., and I could find nothing that ruled out the possibility of bookmarking across windows (nor could I find anything that confirmed it either). So I took a chance and installed it. Only then could I confirm that it bookmarks only the current window. :( *Weird design issue: Since the developer seems to be reading these reviews (hi!?:), I wanted to second what someone else mentioned: the date/time stamping convention needs some help!!! If you write the date as MM-DD-YYYY, you can never sort this correctly simply using alphanumeric sorting. There should be the option for YYYY-MM-DD output of the date in order to allow correct and fast sorting based on the date as a string in the folder name. The same goes for time (but this probably wouldn't be as much of an issue): allow the option for 24hr time stamps, please! :) **Why I don't blame the developer: When you click on the "stock" "Bookmark all tabs" menu item in Google Chrome (the one provided by the browser itself), it *also* bookmarks only the tabs in the current window. :( :( In other words, Google's failure to imagine that there might be people out here who have many windows each with many tabs has "infected" the language used by other developers to describe their own extensions. I have just checked many other "Bookmark All Tabs" extensions...and they are doing the exact same thing. For all of the ones I checked: "All Tabs" means "All tabs in the current window only." How / why does this incredibly limited meaning of "all" persist? :( It is very clearly not *all* open tabs. :( Anyway...maybe this developer can start the process of changing this way of looking at things. :) (Hint hint. :) Requests to developer: 1) In the web store description, please clarify that "ALL" means "all tabs in **current window only** . (Better yet...modify the extension to actually do ALL tabs (across all windows)! :) 2) Provide an option for YYY-MM-DD dates in the folder names (and, ideally, 24hr time format). (Or, ideally...allow for a user-customizable date-time stamp.) If anyone read this far...wow. I'm impressed! :) Thanks for caring about what I have to say. :)
• (2020-12-07) ProTear: I use this for saving all my research essay tabs or YouTube video tabs for later, really useful.
• (2020-09-01) Andrii Shevchuk: То что нужно, и много удобных настроек, Спасибо!
• (2020-08-22) William Seneshen (Infideluxe): Exquisitely great... configurable and well designed.
• (2020-04-12) Roman Yudin: Amazing and useful extension. Thanks a lot!
• (2020-03-13) Saurabh: Simple and easy to use
• (2020-03-01) Rendt Gorter: Nifty extension to bookmark the current set of open tabs, but disappointing that the folder name is so abbreviated it is nearly unusable. I dont care for the date but would like a meaningful label. Can you add that format as a naming mask, ie longer name and option to ignore date/time. Thanks,
• (2020-01-19) Tom Hatta: Click button, nothing happens.
• (2019-11-30) Curtis Livers: Sorry, I'm not seeing where one can set the existing folder name where the saves should land? Saves and additional saves just always land in the folder "All Tabs"
• (2019-11-05) Adrian: Chrome saver! thanks!