My browser is a war crime
I'm a designer and developer, and a hopeless tab hoarder. On a normal day I've got 70+ tabs open across a couple of windows, every favicon crushed into an unreadable sliver, and my "system" for finding anything is to just… open another tab. Bookmarks? A write-only graveyard I never revisit.
I bounced between tab managers for a while. Toby was the one that stuck — until it capped the free plan at 60 saved tabs and started asking for an account. For a tab hoarder, a 60-tab cap is like a notes app that locks after 60 words. That was the nudge.
So I did the reasonable thing and spent way too long building my own. It's called Mos Tab. This is the build story — the parts I'm proud of, the part that nearly broke me (multiple windows, I'm looking at you), and the weirdly fun part at the end where I let Claude reorganize my tabs.
What I actually wanted
