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Pick a color per website. Tabs, bookmarks and folders show it everywhere - rims, rings, groups and a colored bookmarks bar. Ever hunted for the right tab among fifty? Color Tabs gives each website a color, and that color follows it everywhere: on the tab itself, around its favicon, and on its bookmarks. COLOR A SITE IN TWO CLICKS Click the toolbar icon and pick one of Chrome's 9 tab colors. Choose how it shows: - Tab rim: the tab itself gets a colored rim - Icon ring: a colored ring around the site's favicon - Site group: all the site's tabs collected in a named colored group YOUR BOOKMARKS, IN COLOR A bookmarks manager where every bookmark shows its site color and folders can take any color you like. Name your colors - work, travel, family, money - and reuse them everywhere. Drag and drop to reorder, add bookmarks and folders inline, and search instantly. THE COLOR BAR An optional bookmarks strip shown on pages - the familiar bar design, with your colors: colored rings around favicons, painted folder icons and native-style menus. FAST AND PRIVATE No account and no tracking. Nothing is collected - your colors sync through your own Chrome profile. The interface is translated into several languages and fully supports right-to-left text. FREE AND PRO The free plan colors up to 5 sites. Pro unlocks unlimited sites, per-tab colors, the Color Bar and backup - a one-time purchase with a 7-day free trial built in. Color a site once - find it forever.
Aug 12, 2026
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