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Moves the active tab to the first unpinned position. Most recently used tabs always stay first. Automatic Tab Sorting keeps your tabs organized by recency without any configuration. The active tab is automatically moved to the first unpinned position, ensuring recently used tabs remain easily accessible on the left. Pinned tabs are never affected, and manual tab movements are preserved. No data collection. No background overhead beyond a minimal service worker. Key features: Automatic repositioning of the active tab (can be disabled) Most recently used tabs always stay left Sort tabs by title or by domain Group all tabs by domain on demand, with deterministic colors and a configurable minimum threshold Auto-group by domain once a configurable tab count is reached Auto-collapse inactive groups when switching tabs (configurable threshold) Sort tabs within groups by last access Extract all tabs of the current domain: into a new window into a new group (across all windows) Remove duplicate tabs (keeps the most recently accessed) Close all tabs in the active group Settings synchronized via Chrome sync Keyboard shortcuts (default): Alt+Shift+W — Extract domain to new Window Alt+Shift+T — Extract domain to new Tab group Alt+Shift+G — Group all tabs by domain Alt+Shift+R — Remove duplicate tabs Available but unbound by default (Chrome limits to 4 pre-assigned shortcuts): Sort ungrouped tabs by domain Sort ungrouped tabs by title Close current tab group All shortcuts customizable via chrome://extensions/shortcuts. How grouping works: tabs are grouped by registrable (root) domain. Group colors are assigned deterministically from the domain name, so the same domain always gets the same color. Existing groups matching a domain are reused instead of duplicated. Empty groups are automatically removed by Chrome. Lightweight. Deterministic behavior. No tracking.