Unknown author · Workflow & Planning
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Automatically moves the active tab to the top of its group Moves your active tab to the top of its group. - Choose the delay time - Choose which groups are affected - Organize ungrouped tabs (before or after groups) Auto-collapse groups - Choose which groups will be auto-collapsed - How many groups can be open at the same time - Collapse delay Detect duplicate tabs - Pop-up notification - Set auto-dismiss time - Choose the position on screen - Buttons: - Switch to the other tab and close this one - Close the other tab and stay here - Ignore once - Ignore permanently (you can add/delete URLs manually) v1.3 The extension was persisting which groups should auto-move-to-top (disabledGroups) and stay open (pinnedGroups) using Chrome's numeric tab-group ID (group.id). Those IDs are reassigned on every browser restart, so the settings silently pointed at the wrong (or nonexistent) groups after you reopened the browser, appearing as if they were forgotten. I switched both settings to persist by the group's exact name (title) instead of its ID
Aug 30, 2026
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