TabClub Memory Manager

🎯 TabClub Memory Manager — The Smartest Way to Organize Your Tabs & Save Memory Tired of drowning in dozens of open tabs? TabClub Memory Manager automatically organizes every tab you open into color-coded "clubs" by website — and then saves your memory by putting inactive tabs to sleep. No manual sorting, no clutter, no more RAM-hungry browsers. Just open tabs and let TabClub do the rest. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ★ WHY TABCLUB? Every time you open a new tab, Chrome uses memory. 20 tabs? That's easily 2 GB of RAM gone. 50 tabs? Your computer slows to a crawl. TabClub solves both problems at once: • It automatically groups tabs from the same website together so your tab bar stays clean and organized. • It automatically discards (puts to sleep) tabs you haven't used in a while, freeing up hundreds of megabytes of RAM — without closing them. The result? A faster browser, a cleaner tab bar, and a calmer mind. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🏠 CORE FEATURES ──────────────────────── 🔵 Automatic Tab Grouping ("Clubs") ──────────────────────── TabClub watches every tab you open and automatically groups tabs from the same website into a named, color-coded group — a "club." How it works: • Open two or more tabs from the same website (e.g., two GitHub pages) and TabClub instantly creates a "GitHub" club with a unique color. • Navigate a tab to a different website? TabClub detects the domain change, removes the tab from its old club, and adds it to the correct one. • Open a link from one site that redirects to another? TabClub handles cross-domain navigation seamlessly — the tab is re-grouped in real time. • Subdomains are intelligently merged: mail.google.com, docs.google.com, and drive.google.com all join the same "Google" club. • Country-code TLDs are handled too (e.g., .co.uk, .com.au, .co.in, .co.jp). • Drag a tab while it's being grouped? TabClub gracefully retries after the drag finishes — no errors, no interruptions. Each club gets: • A deterministic color from Chrome's 9 group colors (blue, cyan, green, yellow, orange, red, pink, purple, grey) — the same website always gets the same color, so you build muscle memory over time. • A clean title derived from the domain name (e.g., "GitHub," "YouTube," "Reddit"). • The website's favicon displayed prominently in the popup dashboard. ──────────────────────── 💤 Automatic Memory Management ──────────────────────── Chrome tabs are memory-hungry. A single tab can use 50–150 MB of RAM. TabClub automatically frees that memory by "discarding" tabs you haven't looked at in a while. What does "discarding" mean? • The tab stays visible in your tab bar — it doesn't close. • But Chrome unloads its contents from memory, freeing up RAM. • When you click the tab again, it reloads instantly. • It's exactly like Chrome's built-in tab discarding, but smarter and automatic. How the memory manager works: • TabClub tracks the last time you viewed each tab. • Every minute, it checks if any tabs have been inactive longer than your configured timeout (default: 5 minutes). • Tabs that exceed the timeout are automatically discarded. • The active tab is never discarded — you'll never lose what you're working on. • Pinned tabs are protected by default (configurable). • Tabs playing audio are protected by default (configurable). • Internal browser pages (chrome://, about:, etc.) are always skipped. You can also manually trigger memory management: • Click "Free All Memory" in the popup to instantly discard every eligible inactive tab. • Click the sleep icon on any individual club to discard just that club's inactive tabs. Memory savings are displayed in real time: • The popup shows estimated memory saved (e.g., "392 MB saved"). • A visual memory bar shows current Chrome memory usage vs. what you've saved. • Stats include: total tabs, active tabs, sleeping tabs, and estimated savings. ──────────────────────── 📊 Beautiful Dashboard Popup ──────────────────────── Click the TabClub icon in your toolbar to open a sleek, modern dashboard that gives you full visibility into every open tab. The dashboard shows: • Memory stats bar — total tabs, active tabs, sleeping tabs, and estimated memory saved. • Estimated Chrome memory usage with a visual progress bar showing active memory vs. saved memory. • A list of every active club, each showing: — The website's favicon or a color-coded placeholder. — The club name and domain. — Tab count badge. — Save, sleep, and expand/collapse controls. Click any club to expand it and see all tabs inside, each showing: — The tab's favicon and title. — The URL path for quick identification. — Status badges: "Active" (green) or "Sleeping" (dimmed). — A close button to remove individual tabs. Click any tab to instantly switch to it. The popup closes and Chrome focuses that tab — even across windows. ──────────────────────── 💾 Save & Restore Groups ──────────────────────── Working on a research project? Tab session for a specific topic? Save it. • Click the save icon on any club to bookmark the entire group — all tab URLs and titles are preserved. • Saved groups appear in a collapsible "Saved Groups" section at the bottom of the popup. • Each saved group shows: the group name, tab count, time since it was saved (e.g., "2h ago"), and a "Restore" button. • Click "Restore" to reopen all tabs from a saved group instantly. • Delete saved groups you no longer need with the ✕ button. • Saved groups persist across browser sessions — they're stored in Chrome's local storage. This is perfect for: • Research sessions you want to return to later. • Work projects with specific sets of tabs. • Quick tab session bookmarking without using bookmarks folders. ──────────────────────── 🎨 Auto-Collapse: Focus Mode ──────────────────────── When you switch from one tab to another, TabClub automatically collapses the club you just left and expands the club you switched to. This keeps your tab bar t…