Mark tab manager

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.

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.

Thanks for the review and recommendation, I'll consider adding that behaviour in the future. One thing to mention in case it wasn't clear. Mark does support maintaining separate windows if the "Force window consolidation" option is unchecked. When unchecked, each window will be treated separately, and groups that are the same across any number of windows won't be merged.

Thanks for the review Dale. If you're able to reproduce this "stuck" behaviour feel free to shoot me an email so I can try my best to reproduce it and fix it. Mark is stateless and reorganizes often (eg. on tab update, on new tab open, etc) so by design this "stuck" state should resolve itself relatively quickly when browsing normally. You can also click the extension icon to trigger a manual reorganization or by using the shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+O". As you pointed out, reloading the extension manually in the "chrome://extensions" panel usually works if all else fails.