Best Tab Manager for ADHD and Productivity
Patrick Bushe · May 1, 2026
If you keep tabs open so you don't forget them, saving them somewhere safe and closing them helps. Tab Manager saves a window's tabs as a named session, so you can clear the window and restore them later, and its search finds any open tab when you've lost track. Chrome's Reading list is another place to park pages you mean to read. For the reading itself, Patrick Bushe's ADHD Reading Focus shows an article one paragraph at a time.
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