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Back up, restore, import, export, and organize tabs and bookmarks. Tidy your tabs and bookmarks in one click, in categories you choose, without ever losing your setup. Organizer sorts your open tabs into named groups and your bookmarks into category folders. Use its categories as they are, or make the list your own. It's also a quick session manager: back up every tab in the current window, close it, and reopen the whole set later. Every organize run saves a backup first, so any change is one click to undo. What it does • Auto-group related tabs; auto-file bookmarks into folders • Use your own categories: rename, delete or add them, and every tab and bookmark is sorted into your list • Follow each run on a live activity page, then Retry or Undo • Save and close a tab session, and restore it in a new window • Back up your bookmarks and restore the layout exactly as it was • Export/import sessions and backups as JSON • Choose the private offline method, or Dave AI (free, no key), OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, or Google Gemini Private by default Nothing leaves your browser until you press Organize and grant access. Even then, only the titles and URLs you're sorting, plus your category names, go to the provider you picked. No analytics, no ads. Switch to the fully offline method anytime. Open source Code, issues, and contributions: https://github.com/davefrassoni/organizer_addon
Oct 6, 2026
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