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Group the tabs easily Master your tabs with smart grouping, instant search highlighting, and a sticky navigation bar for high-speed tab management ❓ Frequently Asked Questions Q: How do I move a tab into a group? A: You have two ways! You can drag a tab and drop it directly onto a Group Section in the list, or drop it onto one of the Quick-Nav pills at the top of the popup for instant moving without scrolling. Q: Can I change the color of a new group? A: The extension automatically picks a "random and unique" color for every new group to ensure your sidebar stays organized. You can always change this color later by right-clicking the group header in Chrome’s native tab bar. Q: Does this extension see my browsing history? A: No. While the extension requires the tabs permission to show you your open pages, it does not record, track, or store your browsing history. Everything happens locally in your browser. Q: What happens if I have many groups? A: The Quick-Nav bar at the top is designed to wrap up to multiple lines, ensuring all your groups are accessible without covering the entire screen. You can click any pill to instantly scroll to that group. Q: Does "Close Tab" delete my data? A: No, the "X" button simply closes the browser tab. If you have unsaved work on that website, the browser may prompt you to confirm before closing, just like clicking the standard Chrome close button.
Dec 24, 2025
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