Tab Organizer

Tab Organizer — One-Click Tab Sorting + a Full Session Manager for Chrome Tired of dozens of messy, unorganized tabs cluttering your browser? Tab Organizer instantly sorts and groups all your tabs with a single click. No popup, no complicated setup, no account required, no data ever leaves your browser. Just pin the extension icon to your toolbar and click it. That's it. Your tabs are instantly organized. Need to put a project away for later? Right-click the icon → Save session, or → Options to open Tab Organizer itself. Tab Organizer saves every window, tab, pinned tab and tab group exactly as it is and restores it later with one click. A full-page dashboard shows your open windows, saved sessions and history side by side, searches across all of them, and imports and exports in JSON, Markdown, text, HTML bookmarks or CSV. Automatic snapshots of your open windows are taken every 5 minutes so you can recover after a crash — they are stored only on this device, never uploaded, and can be turned off at any time. HOW IT WORKS Click the Tab Organizer icon in your toolbar. Every tab in your current window is immediately sorted and organized. There's no popup, no extra steps — one click and you're done. Right-click the icon for everything else: "Assemble!" (gather every window's tabs into this one) and "Save all windows as session"; a ✓ badge on the icon confirms a save. Chrome's own "Options" item in the same menu opens Tab Organizer — the full page where your tabs, sessions, snapshots and settings live. Tab Organizer handles three types of tabs independently: • Pinned tabs (optionally sorted) • Tab groups (sorted by group name, then tabs within each group are sorted) • Ungrouped tabs (sorted and optionally grouped by website) After sorting, duplicate tabs are handled according to your preference. FEATURES ▸ One-Click Sorting Click the extension icon to instantly sort all tabs in your current window. No menus, no dialogs — just instant organization. ▸ Multiple Sort Modes Choose how your tabs are sorted: • By URL — Sorts tabs alphabetically by their web address. Tabs from the same website are grouped together naturally. • By Title — Sorts tabs alphabetically by their page title. • Custom Grouping — Groups tabs by website (hostname or domain), preserving the order in which you first visited each site. ▸ Smart Tab Grouping When using Custom Grouping mode, tabs are grouped by website. You can choose between two grouping levels: • Subdomain mode — mail.google.com, drive.google.com, and docs.google.com are treated as separate groups. • Domain mode — All Google services are merged into a single google.com group. This also handles special two-part TLDs like .co.uk, .com.au, and .ac.kr correctly. ▸ Tab Group Support Tab Organizer fully supports Chrome's native tab groups. It sorts your existing tab groups alphabetically by their group name, then sorts the tabs within each group. You can prefix group names with numbers (e.g., "1-Work", "2-Personal") to set a custom order. ▸ Duplicate Tab Detection How many times have you opened the same page in multiple tabs? Tab Organizer can help: • Do nothing — Leave duplicates as they are. • Close duplicates — Automatically close all duplicate tabs, keeping only the active one (or the first one). • Group duplicates — Move duplicate tabs into a labeled Chrome tab group so you can review them before closing. ▸ Gather All Windows Into One Right-click the icon → "Assemble!" (or use a keyboard shortcut) and the tabs of every other window move into the one you are using. Tabs are moved, never reopened, so pinned tabs, tab groups, history and anything you typed stay as they were, and the tab you are looking at stays in front. Incognito and popup windows are left alone. ▸ Pinned Tab Sorting By default, pinned tabs are left in their original order. If you prefer, you can enable pinned tab sorting in the settings to include them in the sort. ▸ Suspended Tab Support If you use "The Marvellous Suspender" extension to save memory, Tab Organizer can detect suspended tabs and either: • Sort them by their original URL (treating them like normal tabs) • Group all suspended tabs together at the beginning for easy identification ▸ Grouping Direction When using Custom Grouping, you can choose the grouping direction: • Left to Right — Groups are ordered by the first tab you opened from each website (natural browsing order). • Right to Left — Groups are ordered in reverse, starting from the most recently opened websites. ▸ Preserve Order Within Groups In Custom Grouping mode, you can optionally preserve the original tab order within each group. This is useful if the order you opened tabs matters (e.g., reading articles in sequence). SESSIONS Save what you have open, close it, and bring it all back later — Session Buddy-style, with nothing leaving your computer. ▸ Save a Session in One Action Right-click the Tab Organizer icon and choose "Save all windows as session", press a keyboard shortcut you assign, or use the Save button on the Open tabs screen. Every window is captured with its tabs in order, pinned tabs, the active tab, tab groups (name, color, collapsed state) and window size, position and state. Tabs suspended by The Marvellous Suspender are saved by their real URL. Incognito windows, empty windows and Tab Organizer's own pages are never captured. ▸ Restore Exactly Pick a session and click Restore. Windows are recreated with the same tab order, pinned tabs, active tab, tab groups (including collapsed ones) and window state. Restore a whole session or a single window, or choose "Restore into this window" to append a saved window's tabs and groups to the window you are in. Large restores run in small batches with a progress indicator and a Cancel button; sessions with more than 50 tabs are opened lazily (tabs load when you click them) so Chrome stays responsive, and restores of more than 100 tabs ask for confirmation first. Pages Chrome cannot open (javascr…