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How to Stop Losing Your Browser Tabs When Switching Mac Projects
Every time you switch between projects on your Mac, your browser tabs disappear or get mixed up with other tabs.
You close Chrome to focus on a new client. When you come back, those 12 research tabs are gone, buried in history, or merged into a different session. You don’t just lose tabs. You lose context.
macOS was never designed to understand projects. It understands apps. It understands windows. But it does not understand that a set of tabs belongs to a specific piece of work.
Ikuna solves this at the system level. It saves your browser tabs as part of a named project context and restores them when you switch back.
No extensions. No bookmarking workflows. No reconstruction.