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Automatically group, name, and tidy your tabs. Find duplicates, search tabs, and see a summary of your tab chaos at a glance. 40 tabs deep and can't find anything? Same. TabTidy fixes your tab chaos in one click. No login, no cloud, nothing leaves your browser. WHAT YOU GET Group tabs by site - One click and every tab snaps into clean, color-coded groups with actual names (GitHub, YouTube, Gmail) instead of random URLs. Or just hit Alt+G. Auto-group on the fly - Turn it on and new tabs sort themselves while you browse. Set it and forget it. Custom rules - Throw a bunch of sites into one group. Company site + Jira + Slack? Boom, that's your "Work" group now. Kill duplicates - Find and close those 6 copies of the same tab instantly. Save your sessions - Save all your tabs under a name and bring them ALL back later (groups and all) even after you close them. Project-switching, sorted. Auto-save on close - Closed a window by accident? Relax. TabTidy can auto-save your tabs so you never lose your stuff. Jump to any tab - Just type and teleport to any open tab. No more squinting at tiny tab icons. Quick summary - See your tabs, sites, and dupes at a glance. Know your damage. PRIVACY? LOCKED IN Everything stays on YOUR device. No data collected, sold, or sent anywhere. No accounts, no trackers, no servers, zero network requests. Your tabs are nobody's business but yours. PERMISSIONS (the bare minimum) Just enough to do its thing: read your tabs, make groups, save your settings locally. That's it. No sketchy stuff. Stop tab-hoarding. Start tab-tidying.
Jun 29, 2026
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