Stacks — Tab Organizer

Keep tabs together in Chrome. Organize by website with real logos, or create custom stacks that stay out of automatic grouping.

Keep your research open. Give your tab bar some room. Stacks brings related pages together in Chrome's top tab bar. Group tabs by website with recognizable website logos, or create your own named stacks for a paper, project or reading session. ORGANIZE BY WEBSITE Related tabs from the same website stay together. Each website stack can have a control tab showing its logo, name and tab count. Expand a stack when you need it, then collapse it to make space. CREATE YOUR OWN STACKS Put pages from different websites into one custom category. Choose a name and one of Chrome's nine group colors. Tabs in custom stacks stay out of automatic website grouping, even when you navigate to another website. MANAGE TABS IN A SMALL POPUP Open Stacks from the toolbar to search your open tabs, select several pages, create a category or move tabs into an existing one. The popup includes pages inside collapsed stacks. Your selection stays selected while you search or switch categories. KEEP THE ORIGINAL PAGES OPEN Stacks organizes existing Chrome tabs. With the optional "Park collapsed tabs in a minimized window" setting enabled, collapsed website tabs move to a minimized Chrome window and return when expanded. They remain open tabs; Stacks is not a bookmark manager or a closed-page archive. LOCAL BY DESIGN No Stacks account, backend server, advertising or analytics. Tab information is processed on your device to organize and display your tabs. Preferences, categories and recovery metadata are stored locally. Read the privacy policy for details. GET STARTED 1. Pin Stacks to your Chrome toolbar. 2. Open two or more pages from a website, then choose Organize websites in the popup. 3. Use the website control tab to expand or collapse its stack. 4. Select pages in the popup and choose New stack to create a custom category. Right-click the toolbar icon for website grouping settings. Right-click a native colored group label to change its name or color. GOOD TO KNOW • Requires desktop Chrome 127 or later. Incognito mode is not supported. • Pinned tabs and shared groups are excluded from automatic grouping. • Chrome does not report another click on an already active tab. If a website control tab remains active, use its Expand and browse button or the native group label when available. • Parked tabs remain live. Closing the minimized parking window closes its pages; use Return tabs to their windows to bring them back first. • Screenshots use demonstration pages. Compact website stacks are shown with the optional parking setting enabled. Stacks is an independent project. Website names and logos identify the tabs being organized and do not imply endorsement or affiliation.