Tab Group from CLI

Open any number of links in a named tab group with one terminal command.

Chrome can open links from the command line, but it can't put them in a tab group. Tab Group from CLI adds that. Run one command with a group name and any number of links. Chrome opens them in order, puts them in a tab group with that name, and can set a color or start the group collapsed. It works whether Chrome is already open or not. Examples: tabgroup "Sprint review" https://tracker.example.com https://code.example.com tabgroup -c blue -C "Reading" https://a.example.com https://b.example.com Colors: grey, blue, red, yellow, green, pink, purple, cyan, orange. The small command-line helper (macOS, Linux and Windows) is available at: https://github.com/kercsoj/chrome_tabgroup How it works: the helper opens a special http://tabgroup.localhost/ address that holds the group name and links. The extension reads only that address, opens the links, groups them and closes the helper tab. It can't see your other tabs, collects no data and makes no network requests of its own.