frontend-multi-tab

What problem does it solve?

Isolate and manage multiple frontend sessions in a single page, giving each tab its own isolated state and independent backend connection to prevent cross-talk and improve UX.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Independent per-tab WebSocket/HTTP connections
• Complete UI isolation with a shared container and a TabBar
• Background persistence via hidden sessions to avoid reconnect delays when switching tabs
• Use cases: parallel workspaces, multi-window chats, multiple API clients, and multi-tab UI patterns where each tab runs its own instance of a backend.

Quick Start

Create a container that manages multiple isolated tab instances, each with its own WebSocket connection, and render them with persistent hidden sessions for seamless switching.