Snooze Tabby for Firefox

Something that seems like an interesting article pops up at a bad time, and it ends up in your bookmarks. Eventually, it actually proves to be a boring text that did nothing but take up space and add a little more chaos to your bookmark folder. We’ve all been there.

Snooze Tabby for Firefox is a browser extension that prevents this sort of situation since it allows you to snooze tabs for when you have the time to actually explore them. Basically, it schedules your tabs so that you can enjoy their contents at a more suitable time.

The Firefox addon is pretty simple to work with. Once installed, you can click its icon in the toolbar, and the currently visited tab can be snoozed provided that you indicate when it should reappear in the browser.

A multitude of default snooze intervals are available for you to choose from, such as 30 minutes, later today, tomorrow, this weekend, in a month, etc.. Aside from that, you have the possibility of setting a custom time, which means the tab you are postponing can pop out exactly when you decide it should do so.

Note that all the snoozed tabs are listed in the addon’s GUI, and editing all their corresponding details should be a breeze. Besides, there are a series of other settings you can turn to in order to further customize the extension’s behavior.

You get to indicate whether or not Snooze Tabby should send you notifications when opening a snoozed tab. Moreover, you decide if a snoozed tabs count badge is shown, and you also have a say as far as the date and time format are concerned.

To sum up, Snooze Tabby for Firefox is a neat browser extension that allows you to postpone tabs so that you no longer bother with temporary bookmarks. The addon is easy to use and lets you choose custom snooze intervals, so it’s a pretty cool tool if you want to be productive while also keeping an eye on fun stuff but only when the time is right.

If this browser extension has caught your eye, but you are not a Firefox, you can use Snooze Tabby for Chrome.