Tab Manager - sort, group and more

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By: feedback.review.help

Users: 274

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Rating: 4.67

(9)

Version: 4.2.2 (Last updated: 2024-07-18)

Creation date: 2024-01-03

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

tabGroups
storage
tabs

Size: 331.78K

Email: fe*****@gmail.com

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#12916 in Tools ▼ 171 #56 in sort keyword 13 ▼ 6 #128 in feedback keyword 21 ▼ 2 #149 in group keyword 15 ▼ 2

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Extension summary

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Introducing Tab Manager – Your Ultimate Chrome Tab Organizer!

Are you overwhelmed by the chaos in your browser tabs? Say goodbye to clutter and welcome seamless organization with Tab Manager, the essential Chrome extension for a streamlined browsing experience.

What’s New:

   •	Pin tab group
   •	Create custom group
   •	Auto collapse groups
   •	Sort tab groups by the number of tabs, both increasing and decreasing.
•	Automatically group tabs by domain, supporting up to 5 levels of subdomains.

Key Features:

🔍 Smart Tab Sorting:

User reviews

It would be perfect except when you select "auto-grouping > domain level > 3" it doesn't ignore the "www." So "www.google.com" and "google.com" are treated like different websites. The "www" is viewed as a third-level domain, so the tab group is named "www.google" instead of just "google." This also messes up alphabetical sorting.

Tony, 2024-11-26

SO GOOD!

Thore Jordan, 2024-10-04

Interesting extension. I hope you can add dark mode in the future. There is a problem when you (don't know you) already opened a new empty tab in another old window, And then in your current window, you enable autogroup, and then want to open a new tab in the current window. The new tab will disappear and get grouped with the empty tab in some random old window. This problem is not limited to the empty tab. My question is that I need a way to know (and follow) where the most recent tab is at when it get grouped into somewhere if it disappear from the current window. Maybe by a shortcut and/or a way to see the most recently open/visit tab in the extension?