TabbySync од RyGull
Self-hosted sync for your bookmarks and your open tabs — two tools in one extension sharing one server, token and sync name.
Доступно на Firefox-у за Android™Доступно на Firefox-у за Android™
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TabbySync keeps your bookmarks and your open tabs in step across your computers — and sends them only where you tell it to.
Most sync tools ask you to trust a company with your browsing. TabbySync has no account, no analytics, and no server of its own. You pick the destination; your data goes there and nowhere else.
📍 WHERE YOUR DATA GOES — YOU CHOOSE
🏠 Your own website — upload one small file to your web space. TabbySync writes it for you, with an access code already inside. Nobody but you can read your data. This is the recommended setup, and setup takes about three minutes.
🐙 Your GitHub account — free, nothing to host. TabbySync creates a private gist and keeps the file there. Step-by-step instructions are built into the settings page.
⚡ Just get me going — a free storage service (JSONBin.io) holds it. Quickest to set up, and no server of yours to run.
Whichever you choose, there is no account with us, because there is no us to have an account with.
🔒 LOCK IT WITH A PASSWORD
Turn on the password lock and your data is encrypted with AES-256-GCM on your computer before it is sent, so whoever stores it only ever holds text they cannot read. The password never leaves your device — type the same one on your other computers.
📑 BOOKMARKS
Keeps your whole bookmark tree the same everywhere. Changes made on two computers are merged rather than overwritten, by a three-way merge with a test suite written specifically to catch silent data loss.
• Syncs after a change, on a timer, or on demand
• Deletions, edits, moves and reordering all sync
• Save a backup to your own computer, plain or password-locked
🗂 TABS
Closes the tabs you are done with and saves them as a named list, freeing the memory they were holding.
• One click, a keyboard shortcut, or right-click the icon — this tab, the others, or the ones to the left or right
• Reopen one link, one list, or everything, on any of your computers
• Reopen as ordinary tabs or as a browser tab group
• Name, pin, lock and reorder your lists; search across every title and address
• Anything deleted waits 30 days in "Recently deleted", and syncs there too
Use one tool, use both, or turn either off. They share one destination, one access code and one name.
🛡 BUILT TO BE CHECKED, NOT TRUSTED
✓ No analytics, no telemetry, no usage tracking of any kind
✓ No history, webRequest or cookies permission — it cannot read your browsing
✓ No content scripts — it never touches the pages you visit
✓ Contacts no server operated by the developer, ever
✓ Asks for access to your sync destination one address at a time, when you set it up — never a wildcard, and nothing at install time
✓ Source published so it can be audited rather than taken on faith
Every claim above is checked by an automated test that fails the build if the code stops matching it. The full privacy policy is linked below, and the source is at github.com/RyGull/TabbySync
🚦 CAREFUL WITH YOUR DATA, BY DESIGN
• A sync that would delete most of the bookmarks in your browser stops and asks which copy is right, instead of applying it
• Reopening a big list asks before it opens hundreds of tabs, and opens them in batches you can stop
• Deleting your synced data takes typing DELETE, and then a confirmation
• Nothing is uploaded until you have chosen where it should go
Most sync tools ask you to trust a company with your browsing. TabbySync has no account, no analytics, and no server of its own. You pick the destination; your data goes there and nowhere else.
📍 WHERE YOUR DATA GOES — YOU CHOOSE
🏠 Your own website — upload one small file to your web space. TabbySync writes it for you, with an access code already inside. Nobody but you can read your data. This is the recommended setup, and setup takes about three minutes.
🐙 Your GitHub account — free, nothing to host. TabbySync creates a private gist and keeps the file there. Step-by-step instructions are built into the settings page.
⚡ Just get me going — a free storage service (JSONBin.io) holds it. Quickest to set up, and no server of yours to run.
Whichever you choose, there is no account with us, because there is no us to have an account with.
🔒 LOCK IT WITH A PASSWORD
Turn on the password lock and your data is encrypted with AES-256-GCM on your computer before it is sent, so whoever stores it only ever holds text they cannot read. The password never leaves your device — type the same one on your other computers.
📑 BOOKMARKS
Keeps your whole bookmark tree the same everywhere. Changes made on two computers are merged rather than overwritten, by a three-way merge with a test suite written specifically to catch silent data loss.
• Syncs after a change, on a timer, or on demand
• Deletions, edits, moves and reordering all sync
• Save a backup to your own computer, plain or password-locked
🗂 TABS
Closes the tabs you are done with and saves them as a named list, freeing the memory they were holding.
• One click, a keyboard shortcut, or right-click the icon — this tab, the others, or the ones to the left or right
• Reopen one link, one list, or everything, on any of your computers
• Reopen as ordinary tabs or as a browser tab group
• Name, pin, lock and reorder your lists; search across every title and address
• Anything deleted waits 30 days in "Recently deleted", and syncs there too
Use one tool, use both, or turn either off. They share one destination, one access code and one name.
🛡 BUILT TO BE CHECKED, NOT TRUSTED
✓ No analytics, no telemetry, no usage tracking of any kind
✓ No history, webRequest or cookies permission — it cannot read your browsing
✓ No content scripts — it never touches the pages you visit
✓ Contacts no server operated by the developer, ever
✓ Asks for access to your sync destination one address at a time, when you set it up — never a wildcard, and nothing at install time
✓ Source published so it can be audited rather than taken on faith
Every claim above is checked by an automated test that fails the build if the code stops matching it. The full privacy policy is linked below, and the source is at github.com/RyGull/TabbySync
🚦 CAREFUL WITH YOUR DATA, BY DESIGN
• A sync that would delete most of the bookmarks in your browser stops and asks which copy is right, instead of applying it
• Reopening a big list asks before it opens hundreds of tabs, and opens them in batches you can stop
• Deleting your synced data takes typing DELETE, and then a confirmation
• Nothing is uploaded until you have chosen where it should go
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About Firefox's install screen. It lists "bookmarks" and "browsing activity" as data collection, worded as sharing with the extension developer. That wording is Mozilla's and is the same for every add-on. It appears because Mozilla requires an add-on to declare anything that leaves the browser, and syncing means your bookmarks and saved tab addresses leave the browser — to the destination you chose. Nothing is sent to me. There is no TabbySync server to send it to, no analytics, and no tracking of any kind. Declaring "no data" would have been the easier answer and an untrue one. The privacy policy explains it in full.
Optional password lock. Turn it on and everything is encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM before it leaves, so even the place you store it only ever holds ciphertext. The passphrase never leaves your machine, and there is no reset — if you lose it, that data is gone.
On Firefox specifically: desktop only, Firefox 140 or newer. Reopening a saved list as a browser tab group is a Chrome-only feature; on Firefox the tabs simply reopen as ordinary tabs. Everything else works the same way in both.
Source code: https://github.com/RyGull/TabbySync — readable and auditable by anyone, which is the point when an extension handles your bookmarks and your sync credentials.
Bugs and questions: contact [at] tabbysync [dot] com. I read all of it.