Anchor

Anchor a tab to a tab group: keeps it at the front of the group and puts it back if it leaves.

Chrome can't pin a tab and keep it in a group at the same time. Anchor is the workaround: pick any tab in a group, anchor it, and it stays at the front of that group. Anchored tabs stay first in their group, in the order you anchored them — drag one out or ungroup it and it snaps back Anchors survive restarts: reopened windows and restored tabs re-attach automatically Closed an anchored tab by accident? A notification and a Recently closed list in the popup let you reopen it in its group, in its old spot A ⚓ badge on the toolbar icon marks anchored tabs, with an optional ⚓ prefix on the tab title itself Anchor from the popup, the tab right-click menu, or Ctrl+Shift+A (Cmd+Shift+A on Mac) Your data never leaves your computer: anchors (tab URLs, group names) are stored locally in your browser only, nothing is transmitted or sold. The title marker is optional and only runs on sites where you grant access.