Tab Manager
Chrome extension for organizing tabs as sessions
Total ratings
3.67
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spammy, or outdated. Pros
- Easily manage groups of tabs / ideas / projects.
- Lightweight program / free.
- Allows retrieval of tabs/session without keeping all open.
- Ability to name tabs by session.
Cons
- Lack of ability to edit existing tab groups (add/remove tabs).
- Misleading functionality (e.g., saved sessions not retaining all tabs).
- Small interface size, making it hard to see tab names.
- Nonfunctionality for some users.
Most mentioned
- Nonfunctional issues (tabs or features not working).
- Difficulty with editing or managing existing tab groups.
- General dissatisfaction with reliability.
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2.40
All time rating average:
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| Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020-04-15 | Artur Soloviev | | One of the very few extensions that supports semantically splitted tab blocks that I would like to use, but where the drag-n-drop tab to existing block feature? Why the said blocks are immutable, which logic is that imply? That I, as user, must remove and re-create my "google stuff", "reading", "work" and so on blocks every time I need to add some tabs in that ones? | |
| 2020-04-15 |  | | en | One of the very few extensions that supports semantically splitted tab blocks that I would like to use, but where the drag-n-drop tab to existing block feature? Why the said blocks are immutable, which logic is that imply? That I, as user, must remove and re-create my "google stuff", "reading", "work" and so on blocks every time I need to add some tabs in that ones? |
| 2018-07-16 |  | | no longer works | |
| 2018-07-16 |  | | en | no longer works |
| 2018-03-12 |  | | Unfortunately totally nonfunctional, lack of editing created tabs like add or remove another. | |
| 2018-03-12 |  | | en | Unfortunately totally nonfunctional, lack of editing created tabs like add or remove another. |
| 2018-02-14 |  | | Box is so small, it's hard to know what half of the tabs are. The icons on the bottom don't seem to function. I'm not sure what they're supposed to do. It would be nice if you could add tabs to already established groups and remove ones you no longer need. Instead, you have to create an entirely new group every time you want to add a new tab and delete the old group. Almost seemed like what I wanted. Unfortunately, it feels only 50% complete, like the dev got bored halfway through making it. I highly recommend the extension called Cluster instead. | |
| 2018-02-14 |  | | en | Box is so small, it's hard to know what half of the tabs are. The icons on the bottom don't seem to function. I'm not sure what they're supposed to do. It would be nice if you could add tabs to already established groups and remove ones you no longer need. Instead, you have to create an entirely new group every time you want to add a new tab and delete the old group. Almost seemed like what I wanted. Unfortunately, it feels only 50% complete, like the dev got bored halfway through making it. I highly recommend the extension called Cluster instead. |
| 2017-12-11 |  | | Great for a free lightweight widget! Pros: -Easily manage groups of tabs / ideas / projects. And be able to open and close them on any browser you're logged into Chrome! -Lightweight Program / Free Room for Improvement: -Could allow users to import a single (or set of new tabs) to add to a existing group. Without having to open, add and then reclose the window. -Also could let users delete or see properties of certain pages, like when a page was added. Maybe even color code each tab within a group to help organize thoughts in tab manager for each set. | |
| 2017-12-11 |  | | en | Great for a free lightweight widget! Pros: -Easily manage groups of tabs / ideas / projects. And be able to open and close them on any browser you're logged into Chrome! -Lightweight Program / Free Room for Improvement: -Could allow users to import a single (or set of new tabs) to add to a existing group. Without having to open, add and then reclose the window. -Also could let users delete or see properties of certain pages, like when a page was added. Maybe even color code each tab within a group to help organize thoughts in tab manager for each set. |
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