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Merge Chrome tab groups by name or by manual selection. Optional auto-merge. Merge Tab Groups keeps your workspace tidy by merging tab groups with the same name into one. It works immediately when a duplicate group appears (or on demand), moving tabs without waiting for pages to finish loading. Optimized for low‑power laptops and busy browsers. What it does: Merge duplicates by name automatically or on demand Merge selected groups manually (choose the final title) Move tabs as soon as they’re created/URL commits — no need to wait for full load Optional “Fast merge” discards non‑active, already‑committed tabs during the merge to reduce CPU/network Optional “Keep collapsed” preserves a compact view after merging Why it’s safe: Does not read page content No analytics, no remote servers, no data collection Only uses minimal permissions to read/move tabs and save settings Notes: Chrome’s Saved Tab Groups (chips on the toolbar) aren’t exposed to extensions when closed. To merge duplicates created from saved groups, open at least one of the groups first. Merging is per window. Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+M — merge duplicate names in the current window (configurable at chrome://extensions/shortcuts) Settings: Auto‑merge duplicates Case‑sensitive match Include unnamed groups Fast merge (optional) Keep collapsed (optional) Open Source: Source is included in the extension package. No data leaves your device. Key Features Merge duplicates: One click or keyboard shortcut Manual merge: Pick any groups and a final title Instant moves: Per‑tab relocation as URLs appear Low‑power friendly: Optional fast path to cut page loading during merges Clean UI: Keep the result collapsed (optional)
Sep 8, 2025
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