Features

Choose a website and a time, and Tab Scheduler opens it for you, once or on repeat.

Close every tab that matches a website link at the time you set, so you never have to remember.

One schedule opens a website and closes it again later. Handy for meetings, classes and timed sessions.

Open or close a website just once, on a specific date and time.

Repeat every 1, 5, 10 or 30 minutes, or enter your own number of minutes.

Run once an hour at the minute you pick, for example at 15 minutes past every hour.

Run every day at a set time, on the weekdays you choose, on a day of the month, or once a year.

The tab opens or closes after a random number of minutes within your range, with a new wait after every run.

Repeat as often as every 5 seconds. Intervals under 60 seconds are experimental.

Open a website as soon as you start your browser, on the days of the week you choose.

If your computer was off or the browser was closed at the scheduled time, the tab opens when the browser starts again.

Load a link at the scheduled time without opening any tab, for example to start a task on a website.

Open scheduled websites in a private window. Turn on “Allow in Incognito” for the extension first.

Open the scheduled website in its own browser window instead of a new tab.

If the website is already open, Tab Scheduler refreshes that tab instead of opening another copy.

Scheduled tabs open as the active tab, ready to use the moment they appear.

Use * to match any subdomain or page path, or enter only * to close every tab.

Close any tab whose address contains part of a link, such as github.com, not only the exact address.

Pinned tabs are never closed by a schedule, even when their link matches.

The tab you are using right now is never closed by a schedule.

Limit a close schedule to private tabs and leave your normal tabs alone.

Get a notification 60 seconds before a tab closes, with Keep open and Snooze 10 min buttons.

See a notification when a scheduled tab opens or closes, or turn it off for schedules you want to run quietly.

At the scheduled time you get a reminder with Open now and Skip, instead of the tab opening on its own.

The extension icon shows how many schedules are still due to open today.

All schedules in one list with title, link, times and status. Once you have more than 5, you can search it.

See when each schedule runs next and when it last ran. Past one-time schedules show Time Expired.

Run an open schedule straight away with all its options. Its normal timing stays the same.

Switch off a single schedule without deleting it, and turn it back on whenever you need it.

Copy a schedule in one click, or turn an open schedule into a matching close schedule.

Open or close all scheduled links at once, or tick several schedules and delete them together.

See which schedules ran and when. History stays on this device, and you can clear it any time.

Back up your schedules or move them to another browser with a CSV file. Sample files show the format.

Give each schedule a name and a note so a long list stays easy to read.

Open the toolbar popup to see the current tab’s schedule, or create one for it.

Right-click any page or link and choose “Schedule this page in Tab Scheduler”.

Alt+Shift+S schedules the current tab and Alt+Shift+P pauses or resumes everything. You can change both.

Stop every schedule with one switch and start them again when you are ready.

Stops your computer from going to sleep, so scheduled tabs open and close on time.

An extra Power Mode option for when the screen must stay on too. It uses more battery.

Log in to load your schedules in another browser. Log in there again to pick up later changes.

Switch the settings page and the toolbar popup to a dark theme that is easier on the eyes at night.

Use the extension in your own language, from Arabic and Chinese to Swahili and Vietnamese.