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Groups tabs that have been inactive for a specified period. "Suddenly realize you have over 100 tabs open?" "Can't figure out which tabs are important?" This is a simple tool designed to solve the problem of tab clutter. This extension monitors your browser for you and automatically organizes tabs that haven't been used for a long time into an "Inactive group." All you have to do is decide in the settings "how many days (weeks/months) of inactivity trigger the cleanup." It doesn't completely close old tabs, so there's no need to worry about the "I might need it later" fear. You can open the group whenever needed and access your original tabs at any time. Recommended for: People who tend to open a large number of tabs for research. People who leave tabs open intending to "read them later." People whose browser top bar is always filled with tabs. People who want to focus on their current task. A Handy Tip: For example, for sites you need to access daily, set it to group after 1 day. This way, you can instantly tell if you have visited that tab today or not. Automatically organize messy tabs and tackle your work with a clear head.
Nov 24, 2025
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