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Groups busy browser tabs by service, domain, and shared intent. Anti-chaos tabs helps you turn a crowded browser into a clean, organized workspace. When too many tabs are open, the extension analyzes tab titles and URLs locally, then suggests smart groups based on websites, services, domains, and shared intent. It can group related tabs from the same site, separate Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace files, and even connect similar research across different sites, such as laptop searches on Amazon and eBay. What Anti-chaos tabs can do: - Group tabs manually with one click - Automatically suggest groups when your tab count gets high - Auto-group tabs without asking every time - Detect related tabs by domain, service, title, and shared topic - Organize Excel, Word, PowerPoint, OneDrive, and Google Workspace tabs - Group shopping research, work tools, media, social pages, documentation, and more - Automatically collapse inactive groups to reduce visual clutter - Keep the active group open so you do not lose your current work - Lock selected groups so they always stay expanded - Work in the browser language automatically, with manual language selection available Anti-chaos tabs is built for people who research, compare products, study, work across many services, or simply open too many tabs during the day. Privacy-first by design: All tab analysis happens locally in your browser. Anti-chaos tabs does not send your tabs, URLs, titles, settings, or browsing data to external servers. It does not read page content and does not use remote AI services. Less tab chaos. More focus.
Jun 23, 2026
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