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Automatically organize your tabs based on usage - your most important tabs stay front and center Tab Priority Manager Keep your most important tabs right where you need them. Tab Priority Manager automatically organizes your browser tabs based on how often you use them. No more searching through dozens of tabs to find what you need—your most frequently used tabs stay front and center. How It Works Each time you click on a tab, the extension updates its “Trend” score (0–100). Recent activity counts more than older clicks, so the tabs you actively use move to the top, while inactive ones gradually move down. After two days of inactivity, tabs are removed from the trend list. Key Features Smart Auto-Reordering Tabs automatically reorganize based on your usage patterns. Pin Important Tabs Lock specific tabs in place so they never move (perfect for tools like Gmail or Slack). Visual Trend Scores See which tabs you use most with clear 0–100 ratings. Real-Time Updates The popup refreshes automatically when you open, close, or switch tabs. Dark Mode A clean, eye-friendly dark theme that you can turn on or off. Lightweight and Fast Runs smoothly in the background without slowing down your browser. Perfect For • Power users with 20+ tabs open • Professionals managing multiple projects • Anyone tired of tab clutter
Feb 18, 2026
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