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Tired of tons of tabs cluttering your Chrome? Are you procrastinating going through them, but also not wanting to lose any… Tired of tons of tabs cluttering your Chrome? Are you procrastinating going through them, but also not wanting to lose any important ones? This extension solves this problem by bookmarking and closing tabs specified by the user. Settings are also saved so you can quickly rerun the process as needed. 1. When opened, the extension prompts you to enter a bookmarks folder name. If you enter the name of an existing folder, it adds bookmarks to that. Otherwise it creates the folder. 2. Below you can add domains from which you want tabs to be bookmarked and closed. You can enter one domain per row. For example, if you want all articles you opened from Wikipedia to be bookmarked and closed, you can enter "en.wikipedia.org" as a domain. 3. Additionally, you can specify domains from which you want the tabs closed, but not bookmarked. You can also choose to skip a tab if it's pinned or in a group. 4. When ready, you just click the button and watch as your tabs are cleaned for you. Bookmarks are added in domain-specific subfolders under the folder name you specified. -------------------------- CHANGELOG 1.2 Code cleanup and error-proofing, added options to skip tabs based on criteria
Sep 14, 2025
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