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Tile selected tabs for comparing pages, monitoring dashboards, and watching multiple streams at once. See more of the web at once. TabGrid turns the tabs you choose into separate windows and arranges them across the usable area of your display. It is designed for comparing pages, monitoring dashboards, following documentation while working, and watching multiple live streams or video pages at the same time. Features: - Select tabs across multiple Chrome windows - Choose content-only popups or normal browser windows with a tab bar - Preview the layout before applying it - Automatically choose a readable grid or select 2 to 5 columns - Align an incomplete last row to the left, center, or right - Use border-to-border placement without wasted gaps - Hide browser controls in popup mode or keep them in normal-window mode - Close one arranged window to return that page to a normal tab - Restore all arranged pages to one normal window with one action or a keyboard shortcut - English and Japanese interface Example uses: - Watch multiple live streams, sports broadcasts, or creator video pages side by side - Compare products, prices, documents, and search results - Monitor dashboards, analytics, and system status pages - Keep a work screen and several reference pages visible together Playback controls, audio, login requirements, and simultaneous-playback availability remain controlled by each website. Privacy: TabGrid reads the titles and URLs of open tabs only to show the selection list, move the tabs selected by the user, and restore TabGrid-arranged pages. All processing stays on the device. There are no accounts, servers, analytics, ads, tracking, telemetry, or external API calls.
Aug 10, 2026
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