Tabby

You can use Tabby to export your Safari tab groups and then save them to your computer, transfer them to a new browser, or even import them into a bookmark service.

A new way to manage brower tabs. You can open a bunch of tabs, save them as a tab group with a custom name, and then re-open them later.

With a bookmark, you can save a single tab. With tab groups, you can save multiple tabs at once.

No, Tabby will only export your tab groups. Safari already has a built-in feature to export bookmarks.

Once you purchase Tabby, you can download the app, unzip it, double-click the disk image to open it, and drag the app to your Applications folder. Then double-click the app to launch it.

Tabby requires macOS Sequoia (version 15) or later.

When you export your tab groups, Tabby will save them as HTML, JSON, CSV, and Raindrop files.

Tab groups from your default profile will be saved in the 'Personal' directory. If you have additional profiles, their tab groups will be saved in separate directories.

Here's an example:

Tab Groups
├── Personal
│   ├── bookmarks.csv
│   ├── bookmarks.html
│   ├── bookmarks.json
│   └── raindrop.csv
├── Work
│   ├── bookmarks.csv
│   ├── bookmarks.html
│   ├── bookmarks.json
│   └── raindrop.csv
├── And so on...

This format is a special flavor of CSV that is compatible with Raindrop, a popular bookmark manager.

Yes. In order to export your tab groups, Tabby needs to enable Full Disk Access permissions in Privacy & Security (in System Settings). Once permission is given, Tabby will open your Safari data in read-only mode and export your tab groups. Your data is never shared with anyone.

Yes. You can use Tabby on as many computers as you like.

No, not directly — because Tabby only works on macOS. However, if you sync your tab groups with iCloud, you'll be able to export them from your Mac.

Yes. If you are not satisfied with Tabby, you can request a refund.

Yes. We can resend your download link.

Just email us at info@littletabby.app.