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Automatically organize your tabs into Chrome's native tab groups by category. Part of the Tabanac suite. Stop dragging tabs around manually. AutoGroup automatically organizes your tabs into Chrome's native tab groups by category — Dev, Docs, Social, News, Shopping, Entertainment, and more. Click the extension icon to instantly group all open tabs. Or turn on auto-grouping to sort new tabs as they open. FEATURES One-click grouping: Click the icon to group all tabs instantly Auto-group: Automatically group new tabs as they open 8 built-in categories: Dev, Docs, Communication, Social, Entertainment, Shopping, News, and System Custom categories: Create your own categories with custom names, colors, and domain lists Editable built-in categories: Add or remove domains from any built-in category Duplicate tab detection: Automatically close duplicate tabs when grouping Preserve user groups: Keeps your manually-created tab groups untouched Context menu: Right-click the icon for quick actions — group all, ungroup all, collapse, expand Uses Chrome's native tab groups API — no hacks, no injected scripts HOW IT WORKS AutoGroup matches each tab's domain against category rules. GitHub, Stack Overflow, and Vercel go to Dev. Google Docs, Notion, and Figma go to Docs. Slack, Gmail, and Zoom go to Communication. Anything unmatched goes to Other. You can customize everything — edit domain lists for built-in categories or create entirely new ones with your own rules. PERMISSIONS tabs: Read tab URLs to categorize them tabGroups: Create and manage Chrome's native tab groups storage: Save your settings and custom categories contextMenus: Right-click menu on the extension icon Free. No account required. Works offline. Lightweight. Part of the Tabanac suite — Chrome extensions for tab power users.
Mar 30, 2026
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