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Smart tab organization by site (A-Z) and usage frequency Tab Sort helps you organise your browser instantly by sorting your open tabs either alphabetically or by usage. This lightweight and efficient Chrome extension is designed for users who want a cleaner, more structured browsing experience. With one click, Tab Sort arranges your tabs so you can find information faster and reduce mental clutter. Whether you prefer an alphabetical layout for consistency or a usage‑based order to prioritise your most active tabs, Tab Sort gives you control over your workflow. Features Sort tabs alphabetically for a clear, structured view Sort tabs by usage to bring your most recently used or least recently used tabs into order One‑click tab organisation Helps reduce browsing clutter and improve productivity Lightweight, fast, and privacy‑friendly (no data collection or tracking) Why Tab Sort? Many users struggle with tab overload, which slows down productivity and makes it harder to stay focused. Tab Sort provides a simple and effective way to instantly organise your workspace, making it easier to navigate your open tabs without interruption. Ideal For Students conducting research Developers with multiple windows and tools open Professionals working across different websites Anyone who regularly keeps many tabs open Take control of your browser and work more efficiently with Tab Sort.
Jul 2, 2026
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