Can I access my saved Supatabs tabs on other devices?

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Yes, but only with Supatabs PRO. Supatabs is a Chrome tab management extension that converts your open tabs into a searchable list and saves them out of sight. In the base version, that saved list stays inside your Chrome browser on the computer where you created it. Cross-device access is explicitly a PRO feature: Supatabs PRO syncs your saved tabs to your iPhone, tablet, or other devices, and the search filter works there too so you can find a specific tab quickly.

What the free version does with your saved tabs

The core extension is built around decluttering Chrome on one machine:

  • Save open tabs to a list. Your tabs leave the tab strip and become entries in Supatabs.
  • Search and group them. A text search at the top of Supatabs plus tab groups let you find and swap work sessions back into your open tabs.
  • Reduce Chrome RAM usage. Supatabs states this can cut Chrome RAM usage by up to 95% (the page also cites up to 90% in one place), which is the main performance benefit.

None of that requires PRO. What the free version does not do, according to the site, is carry your saved tabs to another device.

What PRO adds for other devices

The PRO upgrade is described as syncing all of your saved tabs to your other devices so you can "access saved tabs whenever and wherever you are." The page names iPhone and tablets as examples. The same search filter is what makes a synced list usable on a smaller screen.

Capability Free PRO
Save Chrome tabs to a searchable list Yes Yes
Tab groups and text search filter Yes Yes
Reduce Chrome RAM usage Yes Yes
Access saved tabs on iPhone, tablet, or other devices No Yes

How to decide

  • You work on one computer only. The free extension covers the main job: clearing the tab strip and finding tabs again through search and groups. Cross-device sync adds nothing for you.
  • You move between a laptop, phone, or tablet. PRO is the only route to your saved tabs on those devices, so it is the deciding factor if you start a work session on one device and want to pick it up on another.
  • You want to test the workflow first. Install the extension, save a batch of tabs, and try the search filter and groups locally. If the single-device experience fits how you work, you can judge whether syncing is worth upgrading for.

The site's pricing section is headed "Simple pricing, no tricks," but the page content provided does not list a price, so check the extension's listing or the site's pricing section for the current figure before deciding.