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Create colorful, labeled title pages to organize and visually divide groups of related browser tabs. Title Page turns a new tab into a colorful, labeled divider for organizing groups of related browser tabs. If you keep a lot of tabs open, groups blur together. Title Page gives each group a visual bookmark: click the toolbar icon and a new tab opens as a title page with a big heading, an optional description, and a background color you choose. Drag it to the front of a tab group and you can spot where one project ends and the next begins at a glance. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the Title Page icon in your toolbar. 2. A new tab opens as a blank title page. Give it a title, add a description if you want, and pick a background color. 3. Everything saves automatically as you type. 4. Position the tab wherever you need a divider. Create as many title pages as you like. The settings page lists every page you have saved, and each one can be reopened or deleted from there. FEATURES - One-click title page creation from the toolbar - Big, readable title with an optional description - Custom background color per page - Auto-save as you type - Settings page to reopen or delete any saved page - No account, no setup, no network access PRIVACY All data is stored locally in your browser using Chrome's storage API. Nothing is transmitted, collected, sold, or shared. The extension requests a single permission (storage) and contains no remote code, no analytics, and no content scripts.
Jul 7, 2026
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