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Re:Show HN: TabX – recall closed Chrome tabs by meaning on Saturday October 03, 2026 @10:42AM (#49944722)
This is great and so encouraging. I am so glad to have you as the first user of the new version. Happy to help, guide and assist in extracting the most value from the product. Also open to any ideas, suggestions, critical feedback, or feature requests. Feel free to ping me in comments or [email protected]
Re:Show HN: TabX – recall closed Chrome tabs by meaning on Wednesday September 30, 2026 @08:10AM (#49907745)
This is a major update to the previous TabX version (Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45038760) that I released in Aug 2025. That version included only Search by Tab Titles and Search by page content using the NPM mini search library. It featured no LLMs integrations and leveraged semantic recall locally on the user's machine using a background service worker and content scripts. Users could not create an account or sync their browsing history across devices

Show HN: TabX – recall closed Chrome tabs by meaning

https://www.tabx.dev

Hi HN,I'm Yash, the founder of TabX - a sidepanel extension for Chrome that recalls Chrome tabs by meaning, auto-groups your tabs by intent, offers an AI web search that fetches an ordered list of results for you to act on (while leaving out SEO farms) and much more.I love using the Chrome web browser but could not stand the slow rollout of native AI features within it. "Ask Gemini" can answer...

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This is absolutely slick! Does the platform have underlying price, volume, multi-level order book, macroeconomic events and news datasets for the supported asset classes (crypto, commodities, forex) under the hood?
Hey everyone, OP here

A bit more context: I’m Yash, a full-stack dev + indie hacker. I built TabX because my own workflow was collapsing under tab chaos — I’d have 100+ tabs open open across 5 Chrome windows, and every time I needed to find something, it felt like digital archaeology. None of the existing tab managers clicked for me (too clunky, too SaaS-y).

So TabX started as a weekend hack to solve my own pain. I kept adding features until it actually became the tool I now use daily.

What I’d love feedback on from this community:

- Which power-features would make this a must-have for you? (session sync, integrations, AI matches, history indexing and searching, tagging, etc.)

- Any sharp edges or UX blockers I should iron out before pushing this harder?

I hope this Chrome extension will be as helpful to you as it is for me. Would love your feedback pls

Yash

Show HN: I built TabX – A Chrome extension that makes sense of your tab chaos

https://www.tabx.dev/

Ola HN!Like many of you, I live inside my browser. Chrome tabs are my research notes, my backlog, my ideas-in-progress… but also my biggest nightmare.At some point, I realized my tabs were my second brain — except I couldn’t recall anything from it. Finding “that one brilliant article I just had open” became a daily ritual of frustration.So I hacked together TabX: a Chrome extension that treats...

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