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Reorder tabs by domain name while keeping grouped tabs untouched A Chrome extension that automatically sorts tabs by domain name while keeping grouped tabs untouched. Features 🗂️ Smart Sorting: Sorts tabs by domain name alphabetically 🔒 Respects Groups: Leaves already grouped tabs in their current positions 🎨 Modern UI: Clean, gradient-based popup interface ⚡ One-Click Action: Simple button click to sort tabs 📊 Smart Detection: Shows how many ungrouped tabs will be sorted How it Works The extension identifies all tabs in the current window It filters out tabs that are already in groups Remaining tabs are sorted alphabetically by domain name Tabs are moved to their new positions while preserving grouped tabs Permissions The extension requires the following permissions: tabs: To access and reorder tabs tabGroups: To identify which tabs are grouped activeTab: To work with the current window Example Before sorting: 1. facebook.com/page1 (ungrouped) 2. google.com/search (in Group A) 3. youtube.com/watch (in Group A) 4. amazon.com/product (ungrouped) 5. facebook.com/page2 (ungrouped) 6. github.com/repo (ungrouped) After sorting: 1. amazon.com/product (moved) 2. google.com/search (in Group A - unchanged) 3. youtube.com/watch (in Group A - unchanged) 4. facebook.com/page1 (moved) 5. facebook.com/page2 (moved) 6. github.com/repo (moved)
Jul 18, 2025
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