GoKawiilFree 'Tuck' extension adds Gmail-style snoozing for browser tabs
Tuck is a free browser extension that lets users temporarily close tabs and have them reopen automatically at a chosen later time, similar to snoozing an email in Gmail. It works across Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Arc, Vivaldi and other major browsers without requiring an account. The tool also auto-closes idle tabs after a set period and stores them so users can reopen them later.
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The extension addresses a common pain point of tab overload, offering a lightweight way to manage browser clutter without losing access to pages needed later. Its lack of account requirement and broad browser support could make it appealing to users wary of adding another sign-up or being locked into one browser ecosystem.
- Tuck lets users snooze tabs to reopen at specific times, like Gmail's email snooze feature.
- It supports major browsers including Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Arc and Vivaldi, with no account needed.
- The extension can auto-close idle tabs after a customizable period and save them for later retrieval.
Source: wired.com — Justin Pot, 2026-09-26
Published there as: “This Browser Extension Lets You Snooze Open Tabs Until Later”
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