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Flowara turns a messy set of tabs into tidy, named sessions called Flows. Click Save to capture the current window—titles and links only—and bring it back later in a fresh window or merge it into the one you are using. You can rename or delete Flows, and restore the most recent one with a single click or shortcut. Options let you pick the default restore mode and decide whether to close existing tabs first while keeping pinned tabs safe. The result is a gentle, lightweight way to pause work and return to it with confidence.

Under the hood, Flowara keeps permissions minimal. It uses tabs to read URLs and open tabs when restoring, and storage to keep your Flows and preferences. There are no inline scripts, no unsafe innerHTML, no remote resources, and no analytics. All code ships with the add-on to meet AMO policy. Keyboard commands provide quick actions: Alt+Shift+S saves the current window and Alt+Shift+L restores the most recent Flow.