Tree Tab Sidebar

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Let's keep tabs tidy with tree-style sidebar!!

Latest reviews

• (2025-01-16) Jimmy Nguyen: Would love to see an option of putting the tree tab sidebar to the left side of the screen instead of only on the right.
• (2024-10-19) Jason Van Belkum: Thank you, we need a feature like this in Chrome, it would be great if we could move the sidebar to the other side or even resize it at will. but great work, thanks
• (2024-08-24) Ford: Finally a very solid start on the topic of Tree Tab for Chrome. But it needs some options in order to make it usable on the day to day. First and foremost: When I close one tab all the child tabs should also close (not necessarily by default, but at least having the option)
• (2024-07-31) Caleb Allen: Very promising! I have wanted a tree-style tab manager in chrome for years, this is the first I've tried that actually has tree-based tabs! Good job to the developers for doing this. I won't be able to use this fully right now because it needs some improvements, but I am excited to try it again in the future. For example, I can't manually move a tab to be "in" another tab, and tabs are only in a tree when a new tab is opened. Still, this is good so far. I'm excited to try again soon!
• (2024-07-12) Mirek Olšák: (1) Too wide -- half of the size would suffice, this way it is taking way too much space for the websites. To the benefit of the extension, it allows hiding the sidebar, on the other hand it cannot be hidden / opened with a hotkey, and it doesn't load after reopening (needs some tab activity) (2) After 30 seconds of tab inactivity, flattens the trees into a list. (3) Doesn't allow tab rearrangement (like almost any similar Firefox extension does), on the contrary, doesn't even notice rearrangement done in the top bar, so then ctrl-tab is looping through the tabs in a quite random order. (4) A tab cannot be muted in the sidebar
• (2024-06-24) Kat P: Does this only open new windows as sub-tabs to the main one? I can't seem to move any pre-existing tabs under a different tab. This does not help to organize anything. Plus, the list of tabs looks to be for all my windows I have open, not just the current window I am in. If there is no way to 1) Move the tabs under a different window, or 2) not have the list show all tabs from all windows (and then not even switch to that other window if I click on one of the other tabs) .. then this is hot garbage, and is of no use. And so far, I have not found any setting to pull off either option.
• (2024-06-19) Sean Demers: Great functionality and unobtrusive design. However, it definitely needs some QoL features such as a Hotkey to open the sidebar, such as Alt+Q or F2
• (2024-05-14) Athul K. Acharya: Amazing! I've been waiting for this for so long! Please make one small change: Allow us the option to have each window's sidebar only show the tabs open in that window. So if W1 has T1, T2, and T3 and W3 has T4 and T5, W2's sidebar will display only {T4, T5}, Not {T1, T2, T3, T4, T5} as now.
• (2024-05-09) Curtis Puetz: Really happy with this! But please allow shrinking the size of the sidebar further.
• (2023-12-15) Artemi Lebedev: The tree structure is shown only for tabs opened AFTER installing the extension but this ok There is no grouping of tabs by window - everything is in one list and no any options( How to open an extension in a new tab instead of a sidebar?
• (2023-08-10) Laurence Myers: Yes! Tree tabs in the side panel! This makes Chrome useable again! This is a great start, I'm looking forward to seeing future enhancements. 😁
• (2023-08-10) Laurence Myers: Yes! Tree tabs in the side panel! This makes Chrome useable again! This is a great start, I'm looking forward to seeing future enhancements. 😁