Rotten Tabs helps you fight tab overload by tracking how long each tab stays open. It automatically groups stale tabs, warns you visually, and eventually closes them — but with a twist: you can always save a tab by returning to it and staying focused on it until the countdown badge reaches zero, without switching windows or tabs. 🎯 Minimalist by design No clutter, no complicated settings. One simple slider lets you choose how long tabs are allowed to live (1 to 7 days). That’s it. 🧠 Brutally focused Rotten Tabs doesn’t offer “undo” buttons or restore panels. The only way to save a tab is to prove you need it — just stay on it until the countdown badge hits zero. Features: • Auto-grouping of tabs with visual stages: Rotten Tabs 🤢 → Closing soon 💩 • Countdown timer badge • Option to rescue tabs before time runs out • Auto-closes tabs after their lifespan expires • Adjustable "tab lifespan" via popup • Notifications when a tab is revived 🌱 • No personal data collected — everything runs locally 🚀 How to Use Rotten Tabs 1. Set the lifespan - Pin Rotten Tabs to your Chrome toolbar. - Click the extension popup and select how long tabs stay open (default: 7 days). 2. Monitor your tabs - Tabs with less than 2 hours left become "Rotten Tabs" 🤢. - Tabs with less than 1 hour left become "Closing soon" 💩. 3. Rescue important tabs - Open the tab you want to save. - Stay focused on it until the countdown badge runs out. 4. Get notified - If you successfully revive a tab, you'll see a notification: "Your tab is fresh again!" 🌱 5. Auto-clean stale tabs - Tabs that aren't revived in time will automatically close. Ideal for: • Productivity-focused users • Tab hoarders • Minimalist workspaces Install Rotten Tabs and let your browser clean itself — unless you save what matters. Support: I'd love to hear your feedback! If you have suggestions, feature ideas, or just want to share your thoughts, please leave a review or send me an email at klyuch.dev@gmail.com.