TabMerger for Chrome

If you frequently end up having countless open tabs in Chrome, a dedicated browser extension can help you considerably. Such a solution is called TabMerger.

As soon as you install the extension in your browser and you click its pinned icon, a detailed tutorial is displayed. It is recommended to watch it carefully, even though its numerous steps might seem discouraging.

Due to this tutorial, you can get familiarized with the many features and functions of TabMerger, so you do not need to experiment and discover them via trial and error.

First of all, you will need to assign your open tabs to groups that you can name as you see fit. For example, you can merge all the tabs currently open in a given window and create a group. You can also process only the tabs located at the right or at the left from the current tab.

Alternatively, you can add individual tabs to a certain category or you can exclude them altogether from the groups created with TabMerger.

Not only can you assign the newly created groups relevant names, but you can also experiment with the available colors. You can use the integrated palette, pick a color from your screen or manually enter a color code (HTML, RGB and HSV are supported).

You can lock certain sections or add them to Favorites so you can easily find them in the future. Also, you can change the order of the groups and of the tab by simply dragging and dropping them to the preferred position.

TabMerger basically combines your open tabs into groups so that they are no longer visible by default when you open the browser. This way, you can open only the tabs you currently work with, without needing to actually close the other ones.