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Local-first Chrome extension

Your important tabs, first.

8020 turns a crowded browser into a clear, recoverable priority system. Save tabs into collections, find anything quickly, restore exactly what you need, and keep the three highest-leverage items visible in a focused Your 20% queue.

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  • Free · $0
  • No account
  • Saved locally
  • Optional AI
8020 extension showing the Your 20% focus queue, collections, and S-to-F priority tiers
OneTab-style savingreal collectionspriority that stays visible
Built for the tabs you mean to return to

A library, not a tab graveyard.

8020 keeps the speed people expect from a tab saver while adding the structure needed to make saved tabs useful later. Every core action works without an account, advertising, analytics, or mandatory AI.

01

Save without losing work

Save the current window, every window, selected tabs, or the tabs beside the current one. 8020 persists each record before closing its source tab, preserves Chrome group names and colors, and removes a saved record only after restoration succeeds.

02

Find the vital few

Rank collections and tabs from S through F, star a Quick list, and mark lightweight tasks as todo or done. The Your 20% queue combines those signals to surface the three saved tabs most likely to matter now.

03

Keep control of the library

Search titles, URLs, collections, and Chrome groups from the library or the address bar with keyword 80. Merge, archive, share, import, and export collections, while Trash and Undo keep common cleanup mistakes recoverable.

A calmer browser in three moves

Save. Prioritize. Return.

  1. 1

    Capture the open loop

    Choose Save window from the 8020 library, use a keyboard shortcut, or save a precise group from Chrome’s context menu. New tabs land in a recoverable Unsorted inbox instead of disappearing into an anonymous list.

  2. 2

    Give it an honest priority

    Move each collection into the tier that reflects its real leverage. S is reserved for work with a same-day cost, A advances a current goal, and the lower tiers make postponement or deletion explicit instead of accidental.

  3. 3

    Restore only what matters

    Open a single tab, selected tabs, or a complete collection when the work becomes relevant. 8020 preserves failed restores, keeps removed items in Trash, and provides portable exports so the library does not become a lock-in trap.

A threshold, not a quota

Every tab earns its tier.

8020 publishes the complete S-to-F admission rubric inside the extension. Empty tiers are valid, and nothing is promoted merely to make the board look busy. The result is a priority system a person can inspect, correct, and trust.

8020 priority rubric explaining the S, A, B, C, D, and F tiers
  1. S

    Act today

    Time-sensitive work where waiting creates a real cost.
  2. A

    Advance next

    Work that directly moves a current high-priority goal.
  3. B

    Support active work

    Useful tasks and references that are not the current lever.
  4. C

    Consider later

    Interesting or potentially useful, but optional right now.
  5. D

    Defer freely

    Low-leverage, duplicated, stale, or easy to find again.
  6. F

    Forget

    Distractions and irrelevant work that are safe to lose.
Local by default

Your saved tabs stay on your device.

8020 stores the working library in Chrome local storage and includes no advertising, analytics, or remote telemetry. Optional AI triage requires a separately installed local companion, an explicit permission grant, and a user-started action. Core saving, search, organization, export, and restoration never depend on AI.

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Close the tabs. Keep the priorities.

Turn today’s browser sprawl into a local, searchable library that keeps the vital few visible and everything else safely recoverable.

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