Tab Stasher — Named Window Parking, Per-Tab Notes & Markdown Export
Park a window of tabs as one labeled set — annotate each, then reopen or export to Markdown. 100% local. Not a tab suspender.
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Full Walkthrough Transcript
[00:00.0–00:08.4]: Need a simpler way to handle stashing research tab windows with context notes for later without creating another account or handing your data to an external cloud?
[00:08.4–00:21.9]: Watch Tab Stasher in action: Name the whole stashed window ("Q4 Tax Prep" or "Auth Bug Investigation") and jot a specific note under any individual tab so context never evaporates.
[00:21.9–00:41.7]: Not an aggressive background tab killer that breaks active forms. Park a window intentionally when you switch projects and restore it when you return. Plus, turn any stashed window—complete with tab titles, URLs, and your personal annotations—into a formatted Markdown checklist for Obsidian or GitHub PRs.
[00:41.7–00:50.6]: Use tristate checkboxes to reopen or export all tabs or just a selected subset—with zero cloud accounts and zero telemetry.
[00:50.6–01:00.4]: Software that lives where you do. No accounts, no tracking, and zero cloud rent—at 864zeros.com.
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