Tuck brings email-style snoozing to browser tabs
WIRED highlights a browser extension that can hide tabs until a chosen time, automatically close idle ones and keep the saved list on the user’s device.
TLDR
Tuck applies the familiar email-snooze idea to browser tabs: choose a preset or type a time such as “Friday 9am,” and the tab closes until it reopens on schedule. The extension can also move idle tabs into a recoverable list while protecting the current tab, pinned or grouped tabs, audio playback and whitelisted domains. Tuck’s official site says the extension stores its data locally, requires no account or cloud sync, supports major browsers and is currently free, though store availability and metadata can vary.
Tuck brings email-style snoozing to browser tabs
WIRED highlights a browser extension that can hide tabs until a chosen time, automatically close idle ones and keep the saved list on the user’s device.
TLDR
Tuck applies the familiar email-snooze idea to browser tabs: choose a preset or type a time such as “Friday 9am,” and the tab closes until it reopens on schedule. The extension can also move idle tabs into a recoverable list while protecting the current tab, pinned or grouped tabs, audio playback and whitelisted domains. Tuck’s official site says the extension stores its data locally, requires no account or cloud sync, supports major browsers and is currently free, though store availability and metadata can vary.
