Enhanced Tab Manager

Manage tabs with grouping and save/restore functionality.

Take control of your browser tabs. Enhanced Tab Manager automatically organizes your messy tabs into groups based on domain names or custom rules. You can also "Save & Close" all open tabs to free up memory and restore them later from the popup list. Fast performance with no tracking. All data is stored locally in your browser. KEY FEATURES - Auto Grouping: Automatically groups tabs based on URLs or custom patterns. - Save & Close: Save memory by saving all current tabs and closing them instantly. - Restore: Restore saved tabs anytime you need them. - Customization: Ignore specific protocols, subdomains (www), or query parameters for cleaner grouping. - Privacy: No tracking. All data is stored locally. PATTERN MATCHING RULES Patterns use a glob-style syntax. Wildcards can appear anywhere in a pattern. Wildcards: - * : Any sequence of characters (including none) - ? : Any single character Examples: - example.com Exact Match: Matches the entire URL/Domain perfectly. Match: example.com No-Match: sub.example.com, example.org - *.example.com Subdomain Wildcard: Matches subdomains only. Match: blog.example.com No-Match: example.com, notexample.com - example.* TLD Wildcard: Matches any Top Level Domain. Match: example.com, example.jp No-Match: my-example.com - *keyword* Partial Match: Matches anywhere in the string. Match: my-keyword.com, keyword.example.com - shop?.example.com Single Character Wildcard: Matches exactly one character. Match: shop1.example.com No-Match: shop12.example.com Note: - Before matching, URLs are normalized based on your settings (e.g., removing https://, www., or query parameters). - A pattern without wildcards requires an exact match. - With the "Disable Wildcards" option enabled, * and ? are treated as literal characters. SUPPORT & FEEDBACK We are open to feedback! If you have any questions or found a bug, please visit our GitHub repository to open an issue.