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Stop hunting tabs. Same domain together, duplicates shown, extras closed in one click. Stop hunting tabs. You keep 30, 50, 100 tabs open. You open the same docs page again because you can't find the first one — scattered somewhere in the bar. Sound familiar? EkSaath — Sab tabs ek saath. One click groups all tabs by domain: 1,2,3,4,1,3,4,2 → 1·1·1 — 2·2 — 3·3 — 4. Same site, together. Now you instantly see you already have 4 tabs for that site — no need to open a fifth. WHAT IT DOES • Groups by domain — alphabetical, stable order. mail.google.com and docs.google.com become one google.com block. • Shows duplicates — live count in popup: “2 groups · 5 extra tabs”. • Closes duplicates — CLOSE 5 keeps the oldest, closes the rest. Undo for 30 seconds. • Prevents future dups — optional exact-URL dedupe when you open a tab (never touches pinned, chrome://newtab, localhost, or your whitelist). WHY INSTALL • Find tabs instantly — no more scanning 50 favicons. • Stop accidental re-opens — see the count before you click. • Clean clutter without fear — undo always available, pinned tabs never touched. • Minimal, fast, private — reorder only, no tab groups clutter. Only tabs + storage permissions, no data leaves your device. All settings stored locally. HOW TO USE 1. Click EkSaath icon → REORDER TABS 2. See GROUPS and DUPLICATES counts 3. CLOSE DUPS when needed, UNDO if needed Shortcut: Alt+Shift+R. Basic controls always visible, advanced collapsible in popup. Whitelist in Options. For anyone who hoards tabs with affection. One click, sab ek saath.
Aug 23, 2026
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