OneTab – Chrome Webstore 

Cost: Free | Platforms: Desktop and Laptop, Add-on for Chrome Browser. 

This tool is for the Chrome Browser and whenever you find yourself with too many tabs, click the ‘OneTab’ icon to convert all of your tabs into a simple list. When you need to access the tabs again, you can either restore them individually or all at once. 

Most useful for: Organising your tabs can be challenging so OneTab is useful as it saves all the tabs in your Chrome Browser. 

Where do I go to add an extension to my Chrome browser? 

If you use the Chrome Browser then you can avail of an app store like site called Chrome Web Store that has a variety of Chrome browser apps that you can add to your browser. These apps will appear in the top right corner of your browser as you add them to Chrome. 

• When you go to the Chrome Web Store you just search for ‘OneTab’. 

• Select the ‘Add to Chrome’ Button. (At some stage you may be asked to sign into your Chrome Browser using your Gmail address). 

Its key features are: 

• It saves all your open tabs in the Chrome Browser and saves them in a list. Just one click opens all the tabs again in your browser.

Our Top Tips:

• This OneTab tool is designed for Chrome and if you are deep into your research and need to save your tabs quickly so you reboot your laptop, have a life or just want to close all the tabs so you use your laptop for another purpose then explore OneTab.
• Chrome Browser Tip: At times, Chrome browser add-ons have to be refreshed so just select the circular arrow in the top left corner of your browser. 
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Go to the OneTab Website for information> 

Demonstration of ‘OneTab’ in Action 

Video source: Dan Flynn YouTube channel 

For More Advice:  

• If you are a student in Higher Education, speak to your Assistive Technology Officer or Disability Officer /Learning Support Officer.  

• If you are a Student in the FET/ETB then it may be possible to speak to an Educational Needs Coordinator, Learning Support Coordinator, Student Access Officer, Student Support Coordinator or a Disability Support Officer for more information about assistive technology.  

• If you are an Employee and are interested in this technology then speak to your Disability Liaison Officer (public service) or your Line Manager to start the conversation.