This Browser Extension Lets You Snooze Open Tabs Until Later
They're also the worst.Sometimes I end up drowning in browser tabs containing web pages I don't remember opening, and sometimes I have a few tabs that I want to close, but I can't, because I know I'll need them later.Tuck is a completely free browser extension for all the major browsers that helps with this. You know how, in Gmail, you can “snooze” an email so that it's hidden from your inbox until later? This is like that, but for your browser tabs.
- ▪They're also the worst.Sometimes I end up drowning in browser tabs containing web pages I don't remember opening, and sometimes I have a few tabs that I want to close, but I can't, because I know I'll need them later.Tuck is a completely fr
- ▪You know how, in Gmail, you can “snooze” an email so that it's hidden from your inbox until later?
- ▪This is like that, but for your browser tabs.
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Justin PotGearSep 26, 2026 6:00 AMThis Browser Extension Lets You Snooze Open Tabs Until LaterThe free add-on Tuck brings one of the best features of modern email—the ability to hide something for a bit—to that tangle of tabs in your browser.Photo-Illustration: Wired Staff; Getty ImagesCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyTabs are the best. They're also the worst.Sometimes I end up drowning in browser tabs containing web pages I don't remember opening, and sometimes I have a few tabs that I want to close, but I can't, because I know I'll need them later.Tuck is a completely free browser extension for all the major browsers that helps with this.
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