Overview
Automatically group tabs by domain
Mark is a minimalist tab manager that organizes tabs as you browse. With Mark, tabs are automatically grouped by domain and sorted alphabetically so you can easily find them later. Mark uses the native tab groups feature of Chrome, meaning there’s no learning curve to get started. Simply install Mark and any open and newly created tabs will be grouped and sorted. Mark can be configured to only group tabs or only sort tabs depending on how you like to browse. Additionally, you can enable Mark to consolidate tabs across windows - meaning you won’t lose a tab because it’s hiding in its own window. You can pin the extension to your browser toolbar by clicking the puzzle looking icon located in the top right of your toolbar, scrolling down to Mark, and clicking the “Pin” icon. Pinning the icon makes it easily accessible for clicking to manually organize tabs in cleanup mode, which will collapse any open groups. Change one of the configuration settings by right clicking on the Mark extension icon, navigating to the “Settings” menu, and toggling one of the settings. Depending on the way you would like to browse, customizing some things could make for an even better experience. If you find yourself more curious about how Mark works or what other options and functionality are available, visit the “Resources” menu at any time by right clicking the Mark extension icon.
Musfiquer RhmanJun 5, 2024
It ungroups my custom groups and keeps moving tab
bradcushDeveloperAug 16, 2024
Mark tab manager is fully automatic and as a result doesn't factor in any existing groups you may have created prior to installing it or while it's running. It's quite opinionated and only for those who want a fully automated tab grouping experience which I understand may not be everyone.
TCSC ResearchMay 23, 2024
Someone gives this guy a Nobel prize, please
Gary MorrisMay 8, 2024
Seemed promising but didn't work for me. The tabs kept moving out of tab groups I made and no matter what the settings were nothing would stop it. I created new groups and added tabs to those groups. Clicked the save the group toggle. And when I would click on another tab in a different group or outside of any group it would remove the tabs from the previous group and set them outside of all groups. I changed the settings to not auto group and that didn't help. To make matters extremely wors... Show more
bradcushDeveloperAug 16, 2024
Sorry it didn't end up working for your use case in the end. To clarify how Mark tab manager works, it doesn't factor in any custom or existing groups that you might have manually created. It's only for those who prefer a fully automatic tab grouping experience. In regard to uninstalling, that's a function of the browser and has nothing to do with the extension itself. When you uninstall the extension your tabs will still be categorized according to the last state when Mark was installed but from that point forward any changes you make manually will hold. Hopefully that makes sense and you were able to get things back to where they were before install.
Details
- Version0.1.46
- UpdatedAugust 14, 2023
- Size47.08KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- DeveloperWebsite
Email
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