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Your browser organizes itself. Tabs are automatically grouped by site — no setup, no clicks. Too many tabs? This extension automatically groups tabs from the same website together, so you can find what you need faster and keep your tab bar under control. Example: If you have three tabs open on google.com, they’ll be placed in a tab group labeled “google.com”. How it helps • Reduce tab clutter by keeping each site in one place • Stay organized automatically while you browse • Keep groups accurate as tabs change and move between sites Features Automatic grouping • Tabs are grouped automatically as you browse — no action required Configurable grouping • Choose exact hostname grouping (www.google.com separate from docs.google.com) • Or base domain grouping (all *.google.com together) Smart cleanup • Groups are only created when you have 2+ tabs from the same domain • If a group drops to one tab, it’s automatically ungrouped Navigation aware • If you navigate a tab to a different domain, it moves to the appropriate group Per-window behavior • Each browser window manages its own groups independently Custom names (that persist) • Rename any group and the custom name persists • Even if the group is dissolved and recreated later Respect for manual groups • Create your own tab groups manually — the extension won’t touch them Ignored pages The extension ignores browser-internal pages, including: • chrome:// and brave:// pages • about: pages • chrome-extension:// pages • file:// URLs Privacy Grouping happens in your browser. No need to upload your browsing data anywhere.
Feb 7, 2026
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