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Organize saved tab windows in folders. Window Folders helps you organize related Chrome windows into folders so you can save your workspace and reopen it later. Main features: • Organize saved windows in folders • Save the Chrome window you are currently using • Reopen, focus, rename, move, and close saved windows • Keep saved tab order updated as you work • View and manage unsaved Chrome windows from the Side Panel • Drag and drop folders and windows to reorganize them • Display Chrome Native Tab Groups in open window tab lists without recreating or modifying them • Search folders, windows, and saved tabs • Export and import local JSON backups • Use keyboard shortcuts and customize them in Chrome • Choose Light, Dark, or System theme How to use: Open the Window Folders Side Panel, create a folder, then save your current Chrome window or create a new managed window. Closed saved windows can be reopened later, while open windows can be focused directly from the Side Panel. Privacy: Window Folders is local-first. Your saved workspace data is stored locally in Chrome. Usage Analytics is enabled by default and can be turned off at any time in Settings. Analytics does not include URLs, page or tab titles, folder names, window names, search queries, raw Chrome IDs, raw error messages, or stack traces. See the Privacy Policy for full details.
Aug 15, 2026
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