TabsUp Homepage Manager

TabsUp opens your own set of bookmarks at browser startup with "once per day" option. PermaTabs opens all bookmarks from selected folder while RandomTabs some of them — randomly. Now you won't forget to look at your favourite pages from time to time.

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What is TabsUp Homepage Manager?

TabsUp Homepage Manager is a Firefox add-on by truszcz. This add-on has 18 daily active users and a good user rating of 4.17. The latest version, 0.9.5, was updated 3 years ago.

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By: truszcz

View on Firefox Browser Add-ons

Users: 18

Rating: 4.17 (12)

Version: 0.9.5 (Last updated: 2020-03-16)

Creation date: 2010-05-13

Weekly download count: NaN

Firefox on Android: Yes

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

• bookmarks
• storage

Size: 48.39K

Email: Click to see

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Other platforms

Not available on Chrome

Not available on Edge

ChromeStats Rank

# 17993 ▼ 76

Other rankings

#18 in chrome homepage keyword

#19 in homepage keyword

#153 in manager keyword ▼ 1

#160 in folders keyword ▼ 2

#166 in manage keyword ▼ 1

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Summary

TabsUp allows you to define sets of bookmarks to open at browser startup in two ways (with options).
PermaTabs can open all bookmarks stored in selected folder. RandomTabs can open some of them randomly, including (or not) subfolders. TabsUp always run at browser startup but you can choose "once per day" option (recommended). RandomTabs can be run during session with button click.
With this add-on you won't forget to look at your favourite (or forgotten) bookmarks, no matter if they are about your hobby, politics, travel, shopping, religion, blogs or whatever.

User reviews

fantatistic, does exactly what I want, and that is open a set of tabs I want opened every time, chess games and the like :)

by Ray, 2020-03-17

by Firefox user 13883577, 2018-03-21

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