Tabuki
Tabuki Canvas with webpages arranged into three visual bookmark groups

Chrome & Edge side panel extension

Tabuki

Find any page. Keep the useful ones in view.

Search open tabs and saved pages together, then drag the pages worth keeping into a visual Canvas with their real website icons.

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Free to start · Local-first · No new-tab replacement

Unified search tabs and bookmarksVisual Canvas with website faviconsRecent pages without sidebar clutterBrowser sync for every plan

Tabuki in 22 seconds

The current Tabuki workflow, end to end.

See unified search, exact drag-and-drop organization, recent-tab cleanup, and global themes in the redesigned interface.

Four core tools

A browser workspace built around retrieval and order

Each part handles a distinct job, while open tabs and saved pages remain searchable from one place.

01

Search everything together

Find open tabs and saved pages by title, URL, Canvas, or group. Search is ready to type as soon as the side panel opens.

02

Shape a visual Canvas

Drag an open webpage into the exact group and position you want. Keep its title or give the saved page a custom name.

03

Organize or clean up on demand

The default panel shows only your recent pages. Organize creates native browser groups, while the separate Clean up action closes the least-recently-used ordinary pages.

04

Make the workspace yours

Apply one global theme across Canvas and the side panel. Workspace data is stored locally and mirrored through Chrome browser sync.

Canvas

Bookmarks that preserve visual context

A saved page lands where you drop it and keeps the site's own icon. Rename it from the page menu whenever a shorter or clearer label fits your Canvas better.

  • Exact cross-group drag and drop
  • Custom saved-page names
  • Automatic website favicons
  • Search inside the active Canvas
Tabuki Canvas showing website favicons on saved pages
Saved pages keep their name, URL, favicon, group, and order.
Tabuki side panel showing recent pages with separate Organize and Clean up actions

Side panel

Recent pages first, every tab one search away

The default view stays compact by showing recent activity and saved results. Type a query to search the full set of open tabs without exposing a long secondary page list.

  • Keyboard-first unified search
  • Search opens ready to type
  • Close or open tabs in place
  • Separate Organize and Clean up actions

Regional pricing

Start free. Unlock more workspace when needed.

Saved pages and browser sync are available on every plan.

Free

$0forever
  • 1 Canvas
  • 3 groups
  • 2 global themes
  • Unlimited saved pages
  • Local storage and Chrome browser sync
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TABUKI PRO

International

$2.99per month · cancel anytime
  • Mainland China: ¥12 / 30 days
  • Mainland China: ¥36 / 365 days
  • Mainland China: ¥68 lifetime
  • Unlimited Canvases and groups
  • All current and future themes

The extension selects the regional catalog and shows the live Waffo price before checkout.

Local-first storage

Your workspace starts in the browser

Tabuki keeps a local workspace copy and mirrors supported workspace data through Chrome's extension sync storage. Account details are used for purchase access, not as a separate VIP bookmark-sync system.

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FAQ

Before you install

What does Tabuki search?

It searches every open tab plus saved pages by title and URL. Saved results also include their Canvas and group context.

Why does the sidebar show only recent pages?

The default list is deliberately compact. Other open tabs remain available through search instead of occupying a permanent section.

What is the difference between Organize and Clean up?

Organize keeps pages open and places them into native browser groups. Clean up closes the selected number of least-recently-used ordinary pages while protecting the active page, pinned pages, and browser-internal pages.

Can I change Tabuki's shortcuts?

Yes. Chrome lets you customize the side-panel and Canvas shortcuts from its extension shortcut settings page.

Does Tabuki choose bookmark icons automatically?

Yes. When you drag or save a webpage to Canvas, Tabuki uses that webpage's favicon by default.

What happens when Pro expires?

Pro is checked against its exact expiry time. Existing content stays in place, while Free creation and theme limits apply immediately after expiration.

Manual installation

Install Tabuki from the ZIP in four steps

Use the Chrome Web Store for automatic updates. The ZIP is available when you need to load this exact build manually.

  1. 1Download and extractDownload the ZIP, then extract it to a permanent folder.
  2. 2Open ExtensionsEnter chrome://extensions in the address bar.
  3. 3Enable Developer modeTurn on the switch in the upper-right corner.
  4. 4Load the folderChoose Load unpacked and select the extracted folder containing manifest.json.
Download Tabuki 3.1.2 ZIPUse Chrome Web Store

Keep the extracted folder after installation. Removing or moving it can disable the manually loaded extension.

Put every useful page within reach

Search the live browser. Keep the pages that matter.

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