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See open tabs as a live graph of where they came from. Tab Tree turns your open browser tabs into a clear, interactive visual map. Instead of searching through a crowded tab bar, you can see which tabs were opened from other tabs, follow their relationships, and quickly return to the page you need. Each tab appears as its website favicon, while arrows show parent-and-child connections. You can click a node to switch tabs, create a connected tab, close individual tabs or entire branches, and organize nodes using a predictable grid or an optional physics-based layout. Tabs from different Chrome windows are grouped into distinct areas for easier navigation. Tab Tree is available from the toolbar and replaces Chrome’s New Tab page, keeping your tab map readily accessible. Zoom, pan, spacing, labels, themes, window filtering, and other display options can be customized from Settings. Your layout, connections, settings, and camera position are stored locally so the graph can be restored between popup openings and browser sessions. Tab Tree does not require an account or transmit your browsing information to an external service. Install Tab Tree if you regularly work with many related tabs and want a faster, more visual way to understand and manage them. Disclaimer: the above description is AI generated.
Jul 31, 2026
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