Tuck
Tuck is a browser extension from Lumi that helps you snooze tabs for later and automatically close idle tabs without losing them.
What is Tuck?
Tuck is a tab management app for people who keep many browser tabs open and want a simpler way to reduce clutter. It lets you snooze a tab so it closes now and returns at a time you choose, including preset times or natural-language reminders such as later today or next week. Tuck also automatically closes tabs that have been idle for a set period and saves them in a list so you can reopen them later. The app is designed to stay lightweight and local, with no account required and browsing data stored on your device rather than sent to a server. Tuck works with Safari on macOS through the Mac App Store, and it also offers versions for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and other compatible browsers. It is published by Lumi as a focused productivity tool for keeping browser sessions manageable.
Key features
- Snooze tabs and have them reopen at a specific time
- Set idle tabs to close automatically after a chosen time threshold
- Restore snoozed and auto-closed tabs from a saved list
- Protect active, pinned, grouped, and audio-playing tabs from auto-close
- Exclude selected domains from automatic tab closing
- Store tab data locally without requiring an account or cloud sync
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Tuck is a legitimate tab-management tool whose browser data stays locally on your device, which is consistent with its purpose. It works by accessing your open tabs and saved tab history so it can close, reopen, and organize them. If you uninstall it or clear its storage, saved snoozed tabs and auto-closed tab history can be lost. Keep anything truly important bookmarked or otherwise saved if you do not want to rely on browser session recovery alone.
Recommendation: Keep Tuck if you use tab snoozing or automatic tab cleanup as part of your browsing workflow. Remove it if you no longer want those features or prefer to manage tabs manually, but save any important pages elsewhere first because its stored tab history may not be recoverable after removal.
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