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Automatically group Chrome tabs by website – existing and new tabs stay organized in real-time. Too many tabs? Instantly group all your Chrome tabs by website – and keep them organized automatically every time you open a new tab! Overwhelmed by countless open tabs? Auto-Group Tabs turns browser chaos into total control. With just one click, all existing tabs are grouped by domain. And whenever you open a new tab, it’s instantly grouped in the right place – no extra effort required. ⭐ Key Features Auto Grouping in Real-Time – New tabs are automatically sorted into the correct group as soon as you open them. One-Click Organization – Instantly group all current tabs by website (YouTube, Gmail, GitHub, Facebook, and more). Full Manual Control – Group or ungroup tabs anytime with just a click. Browser Stats at a Glance – See total, grouped, and ungrouped tabs instantly. Smart Auto-Clean (BETA) – Remove old or inactive tabs based on your custom settings, without losing important ones. Bookmark Management (Coming Soon) – Save and manage grouped tabs for quick access. 🚀 Why Auto-Group Tabs? Automatically organizes new tabs in real-time Declutters your browser and reduces memory usage Boosts productivity and focus instantly Perfect for students, professionals, and power users Simple, fast, and intuitive – no setup needed 👉 Take control of your Chrome browsing. Install Auto-Group Tabs and enjoy a clean, organized browser – automatically, every time. Keywords: auto group tabs, chrome tab manager, organize chrome tabs, declutter browser, productivity extension.
Oct 6, 2025
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