Save, sort, and clear out your open tabs in a couple of clicks. Pull Tabs lists every tab in your current window with a row of action buttons next to each one. Choose what happens to each tab — download it, bookmark it, copy its URL, send it to your read-later service, close it, or leave it alone — then hit "Pull tabs" and it all happens in one pass. One list, your choice per tab Use "Set all" to give every tab the same action — perfect for ending a research session by bookmarking or downloading everything at once. Or mix and match: out of ten tabs, download two, bookmark three, send two to Raindrop, copy one URL, and skip the rest. Turn on autoclose and each tab closes itself the moment its action succeeds, so the window cleans itself up as you go. If anything fails, one click retries just the failures. What you can do with your tabs

Download — saves the page, or the actual file if the tab points to one (PDFs, images, etc.)
Bookmark — file tabs into your bookmarks in one sweep
Copy to clipboard — grab the URLs, ready to paste into a message or doc
Save for later — send tabs to Raindrop.io, Instapaper, or Readwise Reader, or POST them to your own webhook
Close — clear the clutter, with or without saving first
Ignore — leave a tab exactly as it is

Private by design Pull Tabs has no tracking or analytics. Your read-later credentials are stored locally on your device and used only to talk to the service you connected — and the extension doesn't even request access to those services unless you connect one in Options. Formerly a Pocket companion, Pull Tabs now supports the services above since Pocket shut down. Pull Tabs is free and open source (GPL). Source code: github.com/adam42/pull-tabs If Pull Tabs saves you time and you'd like to say thanks, you can buy me a coffee.