Tuck is a free browser extension that lets users temporarily hide open tabs. It brings the “snooze” feature from email to tab management. The tool aims to reduce clutter without closing pages permanently.
Users can hide a tab for a set period, from minutes to days. When the time expires, the tab reappears automatically. This helps people focus on current tasks while keeping future reading material accessible.
The extension works with popular browsers, including Chrome and Firefox. Installation is quick and does not require an account. Once active, it adds a simple button to the browser toolbar.
Clicking the button sends the current tab into a snoozed list. Users can choose from preset intervals or set a custom time. Snoozed tabs stay out of sight but remain saved locally.
A dedicated dashboard displays all snoozed tabs. From there, users can wake a tab early, delete it, or change its snooze duration. This gives clear control over what returns and when.
Tuck addresses a common problem: tab overload. Too many open tabs slow down browsers and distract users. Snoozing offers a middle ground between keeping and closing a page.
The tool is especially useful for research, shopping, or reading lists. It lets users park pages without losing them. The simple interface makes it easy for beginners and efficient for power users.
Tuck is available at no cost. It collects no personal data and works offline. For anyone juggling dozens of tabs, it provides a lightweight, practical solution.
