SignalTabs is a local-first Chrome extension that turns your new tab page into a workspace for understanding, cleaning up, saving, and restoring browser tabs.
SignalTabs may store app settings, saved items, archive metadata, and lightweight extension state in Chrome extension storage and related browser-managed APIs. Saved for later items may sync through the Chrome account you use with the browser; local Archive records remain in Chrome local extension storage.
Saved items remain until you remove them. Archived items are retained based on your selected retention setting.
Support feedback is collected through a Tally form only when you choose to submit it. Feedback may include the text you type, optional contact information you provide, and basic context needed to understand the report.
If you uninstall SignalTabs, Chrome may open the same Tally feedback form with an uninstall source marker. This is optional and only sends what you choose to submit.
Do not include passwords, cookies, tokens, or private page content in feedback submissions.
The SignalTabs website uses Vercel Web Analytics for privacy-friendly page-view measurement and may send custom events when an Add to Chrome link becomes visible or is clicked. These events record CTA placement, page path, site language, and theme so we can understand which public pages lead to Chrome Web Store visits.
This website measurement does not include your open tabs, browsing history, saved items, page content, account identity, or extension data. Standard hosting and analytics systems may still receive normal request metadata when your browser contacts the website.
You can remove SignalTabs data by clearing saved items or archive items, changing extension settings, clearing Chrome extension storage, or uninstalling the extension.
These permissions support the core tab workspace, search, saved items, and reopen flows. SignalTabs does not use them to upload your tab data by default. A shorter public audit is available on the permissions page.