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Save all open tabs as named groups and reopen them with one click. Grouply — save any set of open tabs as a group and restore it with one click. Tired of drowning in dozens of tabs? Grouply lets you save the tabs you need right now and reopen them exactly as they were — whenever you need them, on any of your devices. Key features Pick the tabs you want. A live list of your open tabs with checkboxes — tick the ones to include, or use "Select all" to grab everything. A favicon preview shows what you are about to save. One-click restore. Reopen a whole group instantly: every tab at once, in a new window or in your current one. Sync across devices. Groups are stored in your Google account (chrome.storage.sync), so your saved sets follow you to any computer signed in to Chrome. Rename, expand, delete. Open the ⋮ menu on any group to rename it, expand its tab list, or delete it. Light and dark themes. Choose Light, Dark, or System — the popup follows your OS theme automatically in System mode. Privacy-friendly. Tab URLs and titles are stored only in your own Chrome storage and are never sent to any third party. How it works Open the Grouply popup and tick the tabs you want to keep. Type a name (or leave it blank for an automatic date-time name) and click "Save group". To restore, open the popup and press the ▶ button on the group — all tabs open at once. Why Grouply? Works with your own saved groups — no Chrome tab-group gymnastics. Small, fast, and does one thing well. Fully local + your own Google sync; no accounts, no tracking, no servers.
Aug 26, 2026
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