Changelog

ZeroTabs becomes a synced dashboard. Your work now follows you across every browser and device instead of living in one profile.

• KnowMan account required — ZeroTabs now signs in with a free KnowMan account. This is what makes sync possible.
• Cross-device sync — tab sessions, notes, to-dos, focus history, and preferences sync with KnowMan and stay in step on every device you sign in on.
• Public share links — turn a saved tab session into a link you can send to anyone, no account needed on their end.
• Anonymous usage analytics — PostHog, used to see which features get used. No browsing history or keystrokes are recorded, and it can be turned off in Settings.

The first release of ZeroTabs. Everything ships in the first release — no beta, no gradual rollout.

• Curated photography — a built-in library of CC0 photos that cache locally after the first load, no repeat network calls.
• Gradient backgrounds — smooth palette compositions generated entirely in the browser.
• Generative art — a new composition renders on every tab open, never repeating.
• Bookmarks — save and navigate your most-used links with keyboard-first access.
• Notes — plain-text scratchpad stored in chrome.storage.local.
• Reading queue — save URLs to read later without leaving your current tab or opening another app.
• Tab session saving — snapshot all open tabs and restore them at any point.
• Focus timer — Pomodoro-style timer that runs in the extension with no external dependency.
• Full keyboard navigation — every feature is reachable without touching the mouse.