Marble: Automatically Organized Tab Groups

Name: Marble: Automatically Organized Tab Groups
Rating: 4.947368421052632 (19 reviews)
Author: Mr Violets

Marble keeps your tabs organized by automatically grouping them by domain.

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Marble is a Chrome extension designed to declutter your browser tabs by automatically organizing them into groups based on their domain and subdomain. It transforms a chaotic tab bar into a structured and easily navigable workspace, enhancing your browsing efficiency.

Key features include smart tab sorting that places new tabs with their domain counterparts, dynamic group colors that match each website's theme, and flexible control allowing you to enable or disable grouping as needed. Customization options let you tailor how groups behave, ensuring Marble fits your personal browsing style. Install Marble to streamline tab management and keep your browser tidy.

Extension

By:

Mr Violets

Users:

1,000

Rating:

4.95

(19)

Version:

1.2.2 Last updated: 2023-12-23

Creation date:

2023-08-22

Risk:

Permissions:

tabs
tabGroups
favicon
storage

Size:

36.55KB

Email:

vi*****@gmail.com

Full description:

Source:

Chrome Web Store

Updated:

a day ago

Ranking

# 22,683 ▲ 1,344

Other rankings

#1134 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 4

#12 in organization keyword 5 ▲ 1

#44 in organize keyword 16 ▲ 2

#106 in group keyword 19 ▲ 6

#113 in browser tab keyword 50 ▲ 9

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User reviews

Users praise Marble for its simplicity and effectiveness in automatically organizing Chrome tabs into groups, making tab management effortless. Key strengths include ease of use and handling many open tabs efficiently. However, common issues include conflicts with other extensions (notably window mergers), the extension grouping pinned tabs which breaks their pinned state, lack of options for sorting groups or managing single-tab domains, and some unclear features or terminology. Overall, it's well-regarded but would benefit from enhancements and better compatibility.

Pros

Automatically organizes tab groups to keep things simple and manageable
Easy to use with a simple and elegant interface
Effectively groups tabs by domain and subdomain
Helps manage many open tabs or windows efficiently
Free and actively developed with potential for future improvements

Cons

Conflicts or incompatibility with other extensions, especially when merging windows
No option to exclude pinned tabs from grouping, causing them to lose their pinned state
Unclear or missing features such as handling single-tab domains
Lack of sorting options for tab groups (e.g., alphabetical or positioning)
Some terminology and features are confusing or not fully explained

Recent reviews

It doesn't do anything. It looks exactly the same as if I removed all tab extensions from chrome. Chrome overrides all of them. What am I missing here?

Sh*****, 2025-06-14

Just installed this and it's so simple and great! I'd love it though if groups would sort to the left and non-grouped tabs on the right.

Al*****, 2025-01-03

What does "Close single-tab domains" mean? Does that mean it will close all tabs that don't have a group? That's not very helpful. How about creating a group just of those orphan tabs? So we can have them handy, but reduce the space they take up when not being actively used? Otherwise, as a very promising extension, especially the automatically organize feature, when it works. That function is missing from the Google Labs version. Please keep up development!

Tr*****, 2024-11-23

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Extension safety

Risk impact

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Marble: Automatically Organized Tab Groups requires a few sensitive permissions. Exercise caution before installing.

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Marble: Automatically Organized Tab Groups has earned a good reputation and can be trusted.

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