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Master Your Browser Tabs

Never get lost in countless tabs again. TabLogger silently tracks the complete lifecycle of every tab, helping you understand your browsing habits and optimize time management through smart statistics and visualizations.

* No account required. 100% local storage, completely private.

chrome://extensions/tablogger
Modern analytics dashboard interface showing colorful charts and graphs on a dark background

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Powerful Features, Simple to Use

From real-time monitoring to historical review, from data statistics to trend analysis, TabLogger provides comprehensive tab management tools.

Complete Lifecycle Tracking

Automatically record the complete history of every tab from open to close. Including URL change history, duration, window association, and more to help you fully understand your browsing habits.

Privacy First

Your data stays 100% on your local device. TabLogger operates using only browser local storage (IndexedDB), with absolutely no cloud uploads, server sync, or third-party tracking.

No Server Sync
Export to CSV/JSON Locally
Secure Local Storage

Domain Distribution Statistics

Automatically track your most frequently visited domains with visual charts. View trends for current, 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days to discover the truth about your time consumption.

Trend Chart Analysis

View tab opening and closing trends by hour, day, week, or month. Understand your browsing peak hours and usage patterns intuitively.

Quick Popup Management

Click the extension icon to open Popup and view all active tabs in real-time. Supports grouping by window, quick search, and one-click tab activation or closing.

Data Visualization Dashboard

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Data Visualization Dashboard

View key metrics in the Dashboard including today's statistics, active tab count, average lifespan, and more. Gain deep insights into your browsing habits through time trend charts and domain distribution graphs.

  • Longest Living Tabs

    Track active tabs with the longest lifespan, helping you discover those "forgotten" tabs and clean up to free memory.

  • Smart Grouping

    Automatically categorize tabs by domain or topic.

Dashboard interface showing real-time metrics and charts

Real-Time Monitoring Dashboard
Global control of all tabs.

The Dashboard provides core metrics including today's tab statistics, average lifespan, active/closed tab counts, and more. Visually display your browsing habits through time trend charts and domain distribution graphs. Supports one-click CSV data export.

  • Today's Statistics Overview

    View today's total tabs opened, closed tab count, current active tabs, and comparison trends with yesterday.

  • Longest Living Tabs Ranking

    Display the top 10 tabs with the longest current lifespan, helping you discover those "forgotten" tabs.

Complete History Records
Every tab is traceable.

The History page records the complete history of all closed tabs. Supports search by title/URL, filtering by date range, multiple sorting options, batch deletion, and data export (CSV/JSON).

Date Filtering

Full-Text Search

Sort & Filter

Batch Operations

Usage
14
Days Tracked

Multi-Dimensional Data Analysis

Gain deep insights into your browsing habits through visual charts. View tab opening/closing trends by hour, day, week, or month, plus statistics on your most frequently visited domains.

Time Trend Charts

Display changes in tab opening and closing counts across different time granularities, helping you discover browsing peak hours.

Top Sites

Domain Distribution Pie Chart

Track the top 10 most frequently visited domains, with support for viewing current, 24-hour, 7-day, and 30-day data.

Recent Activity List

Display the 50 most recently opened tabs, including page title, URL, open/close time, and duration.

export const userData =
storage: "local",
encrypted: true,
cloudSync: false
;

// Your data never leaves your machine
CSV
JSON

Your Data, Your Control
Privacy First Design.

TabLogger adopts a 100% local storage design. All tab data is stored in the browser's IndexedDB, with absolutely no cloud uploads, server sync, or third-party tracking. You have complete control over your data.

Flexible Data Export

Export history data as CSV or JSON format for secondary analysis, backup, or migration.

Zero Cloud Dependency

No backend servers, no databases, no analytics SDKs, no tracking pixels. Your data always stays local.

Trust Center

Privacy by Design,
Not by Policy.

TabLogger is built on a simple philosophy: your browsing habits are your business. We don't want your data, so we architected an app that physically cannot see it.

Core Privacy Pillars

How we ensure your data stays yours.

100% Local Storage

Your data lives and dies on your machine. All logs are stored within your browser's IndexedDB. When you click "Remove Extension", every byte of data we've ever collected is instantly and irreversibly destroyed by the browser itself. We have no cloud backups.

No External Servers

We literally cannot "phone home" because there is no home to phone. TabLogger has:

  • No Backend Database
  • No Analytics SDKs
  • No Tracking Pixels

Minimum Permission Principle

TabLogger only requests the necessary tabs and storage permissions. We don't request permissions to modify or manage tabs, only reading the information necessary for recording and display.

Open & Transparent

Don't trust our words, trust our code. Our repository is public, and our production code is unminified for easy verification.

Permission Breakdown

manifest.json
"tabs"
Why do we need this?

This is the core permission required for operation. Allows the extension to listen for tab onCreated, onUpdated, and onRemoved events, enabling recording of tab lifecycles. We only read titles and URLs for dashboard display.

"storage"
Why do we need this?

Used to save your settings (such as data retention days, language preferences, etc.) and access browser storage.local to store tab history data. This data is completely local and never leaves your device.

"alarms"
Why do we need this?

Based on your data retention settings (e.g., "retain 90 days"), periodically auto-cleans expired history data to prevent unlimited storage growth and maintain efficient extension operation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does TabLogger work?

TabLogger runs as a Chrome extension in the background, automatically recording information such as the opening time, URL changes, and closing time of each tab. All data is stored in the browser's local storage (IndexedDB), without requiring any cloud server.

Will my data be uploaded to the cloud?

Absolutely not. TabLogger adopts a privacy-first design philosophy, with all data 100% stored on your local device. We have no servers and will not collect any of your browsing data. You can export or delete all data at any time.

Will TabLogger affect browser performance?

No. TabLogger uses a lightweight design and only records when tab state changes, with minimal impact on browser performance. We use efficient storage strategies and background processing mechanisms to ensure your browsing experience is not affected.

Can I export my data?

Of course! In the Dashboard and History pages, you can export data in CSV or JSON format for secondary analysis or backup. The exported data includes complete tab history, timestamps, URLs, and other information.

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