Tab Wise

Organize and manage your Chrome tabs efficiently with a modern React interface

What's New! Tab Wise v2.6.0 Move through the open panel from the keyboard: j and k move, Enter opens, x closes, s sleeps, r reloads, n starts a new tab, and / focuses search. Command+K on Mac, or Ctrl+K elsewhere, opens a command palette for a new tab, search, window scope, groups, activity, unused tabs, and duplicate extras. Groups you made in Chrome now show in the panel, with their name and color. A setting can hide them. Loopback tabs group as Localhost. Plain IP addresses stay as their own group. --- The wise way to wrangle your web. Too many tabs? Tab Wise gives you a clean side panel to see, search, group, and manage every open tab without leaving the page you’re on. See everything at a glance Open Tab Wise from the toolbar, or press Option+Shift+Y on Mac (Alt+Shift+Y on Windows and Linux). You get a live view of your tabs in Chrome’s side panel. Switch to any tab, close it, pin it, or duplicate it, and keep working in the same window. Move through the panel without the mouse j and k move through the list. Enter opens a tab, x closes it, s puts it to sleep, r reloads it, and n starts a new tab. / jumps to search. Arrow keys work the same way. Press Command+K on Mac, or Ctrl+K elsewhere, for a command palette: new tab, search, this window or all windows, a new group, activity, sleep or close unused tabs, and close duplicate extras. Every window, one panel Stay on this window, or switch to all open windows. Collapse a window, focus it, or move a tab into another window or a new one. Find tabs instantly Search across titles and URLs so you can jump to the right page in seconds. Press / to jump straight to search. Smart tab grouping Tabs can be organized by domain, content similarity, time of day, activity, project context, or how recently you used them. Domain groups can nest hostnames under the same site, and you can turn nesting off. Groups you already made in Chrome show here with their name and color. A setting can hide them. Localhost tabs group together, and plain IP addresses stay as their own group. Custom groups Create your own groups with custom names and colors. Start a group empty and add tabs later, mark groups as important, and keep projects separated your way. Clear out what you are not using Tab Wise lists tabs you have not used in 1, 3, 7, or 14 days. Close them, or put them to sleep so Chrome can unload the page. Pinned tabs, important tabs, and tabs playing audio stay put. Reload a sleeping tab when you need it again. Save and restore sessions Capture your current window — URLs, pinned tabs, and Chrome tab groups — and restore it later in this window or a new one. Recently closed Reopen tabs from your recent history without digging through Chrome’s menu. Cut duplicate clutter Tab Wise spots duplicate URLs, including ones that differ only by www, a trailing slash, or tracking parameters, and can close the extras in one click. Pinned tabs stay. Activity insights See focus score, tab-switching pace, and tabs you revisit often. Optional system RAM monitoring is requested only if you turn it on. Built for daily use Light and dark themes, a minimal interface, and live updates as tabs open, close, or change. Permissions Tab Wise uses Chrome permissions to read and manage your tabs, save groups and sessions on this device, show the side panel, and reopen recently closed sessions. System memory info is optional and only used if you enable it.