Local tab-session archiving

TabMark

Saves tab sessions with timestamps and exports them as editable Markdown files.

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Meet TabMark

TabMark captures open browser tabs into a session record and can export the result as a human-readable Markdown file. This is useful for people who want saved research links to remain searchable, editable or suitable for version control outside a proprietary bookmark application.

The extension uses browser-profile storage and can work offline. Its FAQ says Chrome Sync may synchronize that data when enabled, despite other page text emphasizing local storage; this record therefore distinguishes browser-managed sync from a TabMark-operated cloud service.

Payment structure
Free extension
Hosting model
Local extension; optional browser-managed Chrome Sync
Free option
Yes - free extension
App types
Browser extension

Payment and hosting

Publisher presents TabMark as a free Chrome extension; no paid plan was listed.

Hosting and availability
Vendor-hostedThird-party sync only
Self-hostedNot listed
Open-source statusNot listed

Where you can use it

Native apps and web access
iPhone / iOSNot listed
AndroidNot listed
macOSNot listed
WindowsNot listed
LinuxNot listed
Web appNot listed
Progressive web appNot listed
Command-line toolNot listed
Extensions and capture
Chrome extensionYes
Safari extensionNot listed
Firefox extensionNot listed
Edge extensionYes
BookmarkletNot listed
Mobile share captureNot listed
Other browser supportBrave / Chromium compatibility

What to check before choosing

Platform notes: Chrome and compatible Chromium browsers; Firefox and Safari not listed.

Limitations and verification: Optional Chrome Sync is acknowledged in the publisher FAQ; do not interpret local-first wording as a guarantee that enabled browser sync stays on-device.

Research snapshot: September 17, 2026. Official public pages / publisher documentation reviewed; not hands-on tested.

Read the support labels carefully. Directory information comes from the September 17, 2026 research snapshot. “Not listed” means not confirmed in the reviewed sources, not definitely unavailable. Qualified, third-party, and planned support remains qualified in each profile. Check publisher sources before installing or paying.

Publisher sources

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