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dpajknjkgckfahemfcocbdajiemineaj
Description from extension meta
Automatically group tabs based on predefined domains
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# Tab Auto Grouper
## Great UpdatesοΌ
- You can always close other tab groups to keep your browser fresh
- Better view with clean information display
## π― Pain Points Solved
- Too many tabs making your browser cluttered?
- Hard to find tabs from the same website?
- Tired of manually organizing your tabs?
## β¨ Key Features
1. **Smart Grouping**
- Automatically detects tabs from the same domain
- One-click grouping of related tabs
- New tabs automatically join existing groups
- Intelligent domain recognition
2. **Flexible Configuration**
- Custom group names for easy identification
- 9 vibrant colors for visual organization
- Optional auto-collapse feature for a cleaner browser
3. **User-Friendly**
- Zero learning curve
- Remembers your preferences
- Easy to enable/disable grouping
- Instant results
## π‘ Perfect For
- π Research: Keep reference materials organized
- πΌ Work: Group project-related documents
- π Shopping: Organize items from the same store
- π° Reading: Keep news articles neatly grouped
## π Getting Started
1. Click the extension icon
2. Confirm the domain (auto-detected from current site)
3. Set group name and color
4. Done! Your tabs are now organized
## π Why Choose Us
- **Lightweight**: Zero impact on browser performance
- **Secure**: No data collection or tracking
- **Intuitive**: Clean interface, simple controls
- **Time-saving**: Automatic organization as you browse
## π Technical Features
- Real-time tab management
- Persistent group settings
- Smart domain recognition
- Seamless Chrome integration
Transform your chaotic tabs into organized groups and boost your productivity!
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### Privacy & Security
- No data collection
- No external connections
- Works entirely within your browser
- Open source for transparency
### System Requirements
- Chrome 88 or later
- Works on all operating systems
- Minimal memory usage