OverviewTab Organizer documentationLearn how to organize, find, save, restore, and close tabs with Tab Organizer.
Get startedInstall Tab OrganizerInstall Tab Organizer from the Chrome Web Store and inspect your first organized tab set.Choose how Tab Organizer opensCompare the three primary hosts — popup, Chrome's Side Panel, and a dedicated window — and switch between them in Settings.
ConceptsGroup Mirror Mode and native groupsWork directly with native Chrome groups, including editing, selection, collapse behavior, and the Tab Groups Sync boundary.Automatic grouping and Tab Groups Sync (BETA)Understand category assignment, custom groups, optional native Chrome Tab Groups Sync (BETA) on this profile, and its overwrite boundary.Tab RulesCreate, order, test, quick-add, import, and export rules that assign tabs to groups.Context ProfilesKeep rule contexts separate, switch and manage profiles, and cycle them with the Mac-first shortcut.Views and what they showSwitch between Groups, Windows View, Statistics, Recommendations, and Duplicates using quick stats and toolbar controls.
GuidesSearch and keyboard shortcutsFind tabs across the displayed windows, move through results, and configure Tab Organizer keyboard commands.Customize the toolbarUse the six-slot quick-access row, the More tools panel, and drag-and-drop to pin the actions you need.Create and manage custom groupsAdd custom groups, assign tabs, choose colors or gradients, and maintain group names in Tab Organizer.Group names, domains, and packsRename canonical group labels, assign extra domains, hide groups, and import a signed community pack from a local file.Split oversized groupsEnable the giant-group splitter, set a tab threshold, and choose whether oversized synced groups split by domain or title prefix.Work across multiple windowsFilter tabs by Chrome window, move individual tabs, and merge other windows into the current window.Save and manage sessionsCapture tabs, groups, windows, and display geometry in a Tab Organizer session file.Restore a sessionReplace current tabs with a saved single- or multi-window session while preserving a recovery path.Run a recovery drill
ReferenceSession filesUnderstand the contents, compatibility, export, import, and website boundary of Tab Organizer session files.Extension permissionsMap each Chrome permission in Tab Organizer to its task, processed data, and storage or data-flow boundary.Website and extension data flowsSeparate website requests, in-browser extension processing, optional Chrome Sync, and session files.Light and dark themesChoose the extension theme, understand the system-color fallback, and keep dense tab lists readable.
HelpTroubleshootingDiagnose grouping, sync, session, and search problems in Tab Organizer before escalating to support.
