Corral – Tab Manager & Tab Groups

Corral keeps your browser tabs under control — it groups them, tidies them away, finds them instantly, and archives the ones you are done with. Automatic tab groups. Corral sorts your open tabs into clean, named groups. Let it group by website, by rules you define, or with AI that reads each tab's title and drops it into the right group. A self-tidying tab strip. Groups you are not using collapse on their own, so a crowded window stays readable instead of turning into a wall of tiny tabs. Instant tab search. Press the shortcut (Ctrl+E) to open a search box and jump to any open tab in a keystroke. Search just the current window or every window — and your archived tabs too. One-click archive. Stash tabs or whole windows you are done with and reopen them later. Idle tabs can auto-archive after a few days to cut memory use and clutter. Jump back where you came from. Close a tab and Corral returns you to the tab you opened it from, instead of some random neighbor. Settings that follow you. Your rules and preferences sync across your devices. How to use it. Install Corral, open its options to switch on the features you want, and optionally set up grouping. Press Ctrl+E on any page to search your tabs. Click the toolbar icon for quick actions like organizing the current window or archiving tabs. Open the Archive to restore anything you have stashed. Your privacy. Corral runs on your device. It does not read the content of the pages you visit, and it has no ads and no analytics. AI grouping is optional and stays off until you set it up — only then does Corral send tab titles and URLs to the AI service you choose (which can be your own local model). Your API keys stay on your device and are never synced, and your archive stays local. Questions or ideas? Email jwx77@outlook.com, or use Send feedback in the toolbar popup.