# ZeroTabs vs Tabisto

Tabisto is a capable visual bookmark and workspace manager. ZeroTabs gives your browser day a lighter home: keep Chrome’s own bookmarks, bring back saved sessions, and make room for reading and focus.

## The ZeroTabs advantage

Start with the bookmarks you already have in Chrome. Add saved sessions, reading, notes, and focus in one quiet new tab, without signing in or choosing a subscription.

## Why it fits

ZeroTabs complements Chrome’s built-in bookmark tree instead of asking you to move it into another organizer.

## Is Tabisto right for you?

Tabisto is a strong fit when you want separate workspaces, bookmark organization, and session controls on a dashboard.

ZeroTabs is a better fit when you want your existing Chrome bookmarks, saved tab sessions, a reading queue, notes, and focus tools together in a free new tab.

## Common questions

### Is ZeroTabs an alternative to Tabisto?

Yes. ZeroTabs is a good fit if you want Chrome’s existing bookmarks alongside saved sessions, reading, notes, and focus in a free new tab. Tabisto is a fit if separate workspaces and bookmark-management tools are your priority.

### Do I have to import bookmarks into ZeroTabs?

No. ZeroTabs reads Chrome bookmarks in place, so you can keep the browser’s bookmark structure.

### Does ZeroTabs require a subscription?

No. ZeroTabs has no paid tier; all current features are free.

## Try ZeroTabs

ZeroTabs is live in the Chrome Web Store. It works without an account; optional KnowMan sign-in syncs selected data while bookmarks stay in Chrome.

Compare other new-tab options on [the ZeroTabs visual guide](https://zerotabs.com/new-tab-alternatives/).