Last updated: July 2026
TabWorkset is a browser extension that saves, organizes, and restores your open tabs as named workspaces. This page explains what data the extension handles, where it's stored, and what we do — and don't do — with it.
The short version: everything you save — tab titles, URLs, notes, tags, colors, tab groups — stays in your own browser's local storage, or your own browser account's sync storage if you enable Cloud Sync. We don't run a server that stores your workspaces, and we never sell or share your browsing data.
When you save a workspace, the extension stores, locally on your device:
This data is stored using your browser's built-in chrome.storage.local API —
the same mechanism any extension uses to remember its own settings. It is not transmitted
to us or to any server we operate.
To show a small icon next to each saved tab, TabWorkset requests favicons from Google's
public favicon service using the domain of the saved tab (for example, github.com).
No page content, full URL paths, or browsing history beyond the domain name is sent for this
purpose.
If you're a Pro user and enable Cloud Sync, your workspaces are synced across your devices
using your browser's own built-in account sync (chrome.storage.sync) — the same
system your browser already uses to sync bookmarks or settings if you're signed in. This data
is stored and transmitted by your browser vendor's sync infrastructure, not by TabWorkset's
own servers, since we don't operate one for this purpose.
Activating a Pro license sends your license key and a device instance ID to a small server we operate (a Cloudflare Worker) that validates it against our payment provider, LemonSqueezy. This request contains only the license key and instance ID — no tab titles, URLs, notes, or any other workspace data is included or transmitted as part of license validation.
Purchases are handled entirely by LemonSqueezy on their own hosted checkout page. TabWorkset never sees or stores your payment details (card numbers, billing address, etc.) — that information goes directly to LemonSqueezy, our payment processor, under their own privacy policy.
Deleting a workspace removes it (and its history) from local storage immediately. Uninstalling the extension removes all locally stored data from your browser. If you have Cloud Sync enabled, disabling it removes your workspaces from your browser account's sync storage.
If this policy changes, we'll update the date at the top of this page. Continued use of TabWorkset after a change means you accept the updated policy.
Questions about this policy or how TabWorkset handles data? Reach out at naleksandrov1@gmail.com.