# SuperCommands > SuperCommands is a keyboard-first browser extension for finding saved objects, opening links and tab sets, and running browser commands. This is a curated map of public product information. Documentation describes product behavior; comparison articles are published by SuperCommands. Pricing and availability should be checked on the pricing page. A saved tab set stores destinations; it does not promise to preserve unsent form data or application state. ## Product - [SuperCommands](https://supercommands.com/): Product overview. - [Commands](https://supercommands.com/commands): Browse browser commands and actions. - [Pricing](https://supercommands.com/pricing): Current plans and included features. - [Frequently asked questions](https://supercommands.com/faq): Product questions and answers. ## Documentation - [Documentation](https://supercommands.com/docs): Product documentation and navigation. - [Workspace collections](https://supercommands.com/docs/workspace-collections): Dashboard views and widgets inside a workspace. - [Web Clips](https://supercommands.com/docs/webclips): Save and organize links, articles, screenshots and page elements. - [Widgets](https://supercommands.com/docs/widgets): Add widgets that display saved objects and libraries. - [Webpage search](https://supercommands.com/docs/webpage-search): Find saved objects and commands from an accessible webpage. - [Omnibox search](https://supercommands.com/docs/omnibox-search): Activate address-bar search with c followed by Space. - [Command shortcuts](https://supercommands.com/docs/command-shortcuts): Assign and invoke text shortcuts for saved objects. - [Links](https://supercommands.com/docs/links): Create single links, ordered URL collections, and query-based links. - [Notes](https://supercommands.com/docs/notes): Create and retrieve saved notes. - [Text expanders](https://supercommands.com/docs/text-expanders): Save and reuse text snippets. - [Screenshots](https://supercommands.com/docs/screenshot-commands): Capture page screenshots with browser commands. - [Table extraction](https://supercommands.com/docs/download-tables): Extract tables from webpages. - [Backup and restore](https://supercommands.com/docs/drive-backup): Local backup, restore behavior, and optional Google Drive backup. ## Practical guides - [How to Save All Open Tabs in Chrome and Reopen a Window Later](https://supercommands.com/blogs/how-to-save-all-open-tabs-chrome.md): Save a Chrome window with Bookmark All Tabs, compare startup restoration and SuperCommands collections, and verify the saved destinations before closing. - [Chrome Tab Groups vs Saved Sessions: What to Use and How to Save Your Work](https://supercommands.com/blogs/chrome-tab-groups-vs-saved-sessions.md): Learn how Chrome groups are saved and reopened, and compare active groups with bookmark folders, SuperCommands saved sets, and session history. - [How to Save and Organize Browser Tabs Into Workspaces](https://supercommands.com/blogs/how-to-save-and-organize-browser-tabs-into-workspaces.md): Build a project dashboard with a saved tab set, reusable reference links, and a next-action note, using SuperCommands Workspace Collections. - [How to Save and Reopen Groups of Tabs Instantly](https://supercommands.com/blogs/how-to-save-and-reopen-groups-of-tabs-instantly.md): Save a recurring browser setup, reopen it from a named collection or shortcut, and avoid duplicate tabs and outdated project links. - [How to Organize Hundreds of Browser Tabs Without Losing Them](https://supercommands.com/blogs/how-to-organize-hundreds-of-browser-tabs-without-losing-them.md): Reduce a large tab pile in stages, verify saved sets before closing pages, and separate working sessions from permanent research links. - [Organize Web Resources with SuperCommands Link Collections](https://supercommands.com/blogs/link-collection.md): Create ordered project link collections from available tabs and manually entered URLs, then maintain and launch them through search, shortcuts, or widgets. - [Find Bookmarks Quickly with SuperCommands Search](https://supercommands.com/blogs/bookmark-search.md): Find saved browser destinations, distinguish bookmarks from SuperCommands Link objects, and improve names when search results are ambiguous. ## Comparisons - [Toby vs OneTab vs SuperCommands: Which Fits Your Tab Workflow?](https://supercommands.com/blogs/toby-vs-onetab-vs-supercommands.md): Compare Toby, OneTab, and SuperCommands using the same research task: save pages, clear a window, retrieve references, and resume the decision. - [SuperCommands vs Toby: Collections and Local Browser Workspaces](https://supercommands.com/blogs/supercommands-vs-toby-free-open-source-toby-alternative.md): Compare Toby's visual collections with SuperCommands saved Links and Workspaces, including free limits, research workflows, backups, and switching tools. - [SuperCommands vs Workona: Local Workspaces or Managed Project Spaces?](https://supercommands.com/blogs/supercommands-vs-workona-free-open-source-browser-workspace-alternative.md): Compare SuperCommands with Workona on project switching, saved resources, automatic session management, collaboration, backups, and everyday setup. - [SuperCommands vs OneTab: Tab Cleanup, Saved Workspaces and Reusable Links](https://supercommands.com/blogs/supercommands-vs-onetab-tab-sessions-alternative.md): Compare OneTab and SuperCommands for clearing open tabs, maintaining saved collections, finding research, sharing URLs, and protecting your data. - [Session Buddy Alternatives: Choosing Between Session Backups and Saved Tab Collections](https://supercommands.com/blogs/session-buddy-alternatives.md): Compare Session Buddy alternatives for automatic capture, browser compatibility, deliberate saved work, and backups, with a migration checklist. - [Raindrop.io Alternatives for Bookmarks, Research and Read-Later Collections](https://supercommands.com/blogs/raindrop-io-alternatives.md): Compare Raindrop.io alternatives for deliberate project links, article reading, archived sources, and self-hosted bookmark libraries. - [Tab Manager Plus Alternatives for Finding and Organizing Open Tabs](https://supercommands.com/blogs/tab-manager-plus-alternatives.md): Choose a Tab Manager Plus alternative by comparing active-tab navigation, window organization, session recovery, and deliberate saved collections. - [Bookmark Managers for Chrome: Folders, Raindrop.io, Toby and SuperCommands Compared](https://supercommands.com/blogs/bookmark-managers-chrome-compared.md): Choose a bookmark workflow for permanent references, visual collections, recurring project links, and full-text retrieval instead of comparing feature counts. - [Sidebery and Tree Style Tab Alternatives for Chrome: What Each Option Can Actually Do](https://supercommands.com/blogs/sidebery-tree-style-tab-alternatives-chrome.md): Compare Chrome vertical tabs, groups, tab search, and saved project sets with Firefox tree extensions without treating them as identical replacements. - [Best Browser Workspace Manager: Comparing Groups, Sessions and Project Spaces](https://supercommands.com/blogs/best-browser-workspace-manager.md): Choose a browser workspace manager by comparing native tab groups, bookmark folders, SuperCommands, Workona, and Toby on the same project workflow. - [10 Best Tab Manager Extensions for Chrome, Edge and Brave](https://supercommands.com/blogs/best-tab-manager-extensions-chrome-edge-brave.md): Compare ten tab-management extensions by active-tab navigation, saved Workspaces, project organization, automatic history, cleanup, and storage. - [Best Free Tab Manager for Chrome, Edge and Brave](https://supercommands.com/blogs/best-free-tab-manager-chrome-edge-brave.md): Compare free tab managers by saved-tab limits, accounts, local storage, automatic capture, and the difference between free saving and paid sync. - [Best Browser Tab Manager for Power Users](https://supercommands.com/blogs/best-browser-tab-manager-power-users.md): A practical method for choosing a tab manager when you use many windows, repeated project setups, research archives, and automatic session recovery. ## Optional - [All published articles](https://supercommands.com/blogs/llms.txt): Complete public blog index, generated from published article metadata. - [Collected guide text](https://supercommands.com/llms-full.txt): Full Markdown of the curated guides and comparisons; fetch individual pages for smaller context. - [Privacy policy](https://supercommands.com/privacy-policy): Data handling policy. - [Contact](https://supercommands.com/contact): Contact the team. - [Sitemap](https://supercommands.com/sitemap.xml): Complete sitemap index for public pages.