An Online Start Page That Stays Useful Offline
Use the web version from another device and the Chrome extension for immediate new-tab access with a local browser copy.
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An online start page gives you one address for the sites used across work and daily life. The limitation is obvious: a purely online dashboard disappears when the connection or service is unavailable.
Use the web page and extension for different moments
TabRover provides a web version for opening the workspace from a browser. The Chrome extension replaces each new tab automatically and keeps a local browser copy, so saved links remain visible during a temporary connection or server failure.
Organize by destination, not widget
A board represents a project or life area. Columns separate broad lanes, groups hold related destinations, and Inbox catches links that need sorting later. Current-board search retrieves a page by title, address, description, or group name.
Set up a useful first board
- Create groups for one real project.
- Add only destinations you expect to reopen.
- Import Chrome bookmarks if they are a useful starting point.
- Briefly test the extension offline so you understand the local copy.
Frequently asked questions
How to set up TabRover as a start page?
Does it work without an extension?
Can I access my start page from multiple devices?
Open the workspace from the web or a new tab
Use TabRover online, then add Chrome access and a local browser copy.