Tabsend sends a link from your phone to a browser on any of your computers, and back.
This requires a Tabsend account or your own Tabsend server. Start a free 14-day trial at tabsend.org, no card needed. Or run your own server for free with the guide on GitHub.
On your phone, tap Share on a link or browser tab in any app, then select Tabsend and pick the browser or mobile device you want to share the link with. It will open almost instantly. On a computer, install the browser extension, then click the Tabsend button and pick your phone (or another browser). The link will arrive on your phone as a notification. Tap it to open the link in your usual browser.
- Works across browsers: Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi and Firefox, on Windows, Mac, Linux or ChromeOS. Not yet Safari on a Mac.
- Also sends to your other Android phones and tablets, and to iPhone and iPad (forthcoming)
- Phone off? Your link will arrive as soon as the phone is back online
- A history screen shows the URLs you have previously sent, including what device it was sent from, and where to.
- Pair a device once by scanning a QR code. No sign-up and no password on your devices
Links are encrypted on your device before they leave it. The server can't read them, and Tabsend doesn't have any other way to view them, either. No ads, no analytics, no trackers.
The Tabsend extension is required to send or receive links in a desktop browser, and the Tabsend mobile app is required to send or receive links on another mobile phone.
The apps are open source (Apache-2.0): https://github.com/Tabsend/tabsend
Send a link from your phone to any computer's browser, and back. Encrypted.