Tidy Grouper — Sort Tabs by Site

Got tabs everywhere? Three YouTube tabs here, two Twitch tabs there, a couple of Reddit tabs scattered in between? Tidy Grouper tidies the whole mess with one click. HOW IT WORKS Click the grouper fish and press "Sort tabs by site". Every tab is moved so tabs from the same website end up side by side - all your YouTube tabs together, all your Twitch tabs together, and so on. No tab groups are created unless you ask for them: by default it simply rearranges your tabs. OPTIONS - "Also put them into tab groups" - when ticked, sorting also wraps each website's tabs into a real colored, named tab group (only for sites with 2 or more tabs). Off by default. - "Apply to all windows" - sort every open window at once instead of just the current one. - "Ungroup all" - one click removes all tab groups again (tab order is kept). - "Unpin all" - one click unpins every pinned tab (tabs stay open and in place, they just become normal tabs again). SMART ABOUT SUBDOMAINS Subdomains count as their own site: music.youtube.com gets its own cluster, separate from youtube.com. Related sites of the same family are still placed right next to each other - just not mixed. (www. and m. prefixes are ignored; they are the same site.) RESPECTFUL BY DESIGN - Pinned tabs are sorted too - but only among themselves, inside their own pinned area. They stay pinned, never mix with normal tabs, and are never put into groups. - Tabs already inside a tab group are left alone - your hand-made groups are safe. - Websites keep the order they first appear in your tab bar, and tabs of the same site keep their order. - No background process: the extension only runs the moment you click it. Zero memory or battery cost the rest of the time. - No data collected, nothing leaves your browser.