Technology · Software & cloud · published 2026-09-26 · via Wired

Tuck Extension Lets You Snooze Browser Tabs

Tuck is a free browser extension that lets users hide open tabs and reopen them at a chosen time, similar to snoozing email. It works across major browsers without an account and can automatically close idle tabs after a set period. Users can choose preset times, keyboard shortcuts, or natural-language phrases to schedule tabs.

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Tuck is a free add-on for Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Arc, Vivaldi, and similar browsers. It needs no account and offers four preset deferral choices covering the same day, the next day, the coming weekend, and the following week. Keyboard shortcuts on Windows and macOS provide quick scheduling, while a text field accepts ordinary time expressions.

By default, tabs left untouched for a day are closed and stored for later retrieval. Users may adjust that idle threshold to several hours or days, disable it, exempt pinned tabs, tab groups, or chosen domains. Tuck can sync saved tabs through each browser's own account system, but it lacks

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