Find any tab quickly
Search across all your windows by page title or website address.
Too many tabs, handled.
See every tab across every window in one searchable workspace.
Find the page you need, organize tabs together, and clear out duplicates without switching between windows.
Free and open source. Your tab data stays in your browser.
Try the interactive demo
No installation needed. Explore with sample tabs.
Safari requires macOS 14 or later. Setup and supported features.
Using a phone? Try the demo, or check browser support before installing.
Shown in Chrome. See which features are available in each browser.
Edit your browser’s tab groups where supported by the
browser.
Search across windows and grouped tabs from one place.
Spot duplicate tabs fast and close them in bulk.
Learn the shortcut map without leaving the interface.
Stay oriented inside large tab groups where supported by the
browser.
Adjust the view to match your workflow.
Type what you want to do.
See It In Motion
Watch Tab Manager v2 in action.
Search, clean up, organize, and customize tabs in one quick walkthrough, then see how it handles a crowded workspace.
Jump To A Scene
Performance 1,000+ tabs, one clear view.
Recorded with 1,024 local sample tabs and unloaded background pages. This demonstrates Tab Manager’s interface, not website loading speed.
Testing Every change, tested end to end.
Watch automated checks of search, grouping, cleanup, shortcuts, and settings, played at 10× speed.
Why People Switch
Stop hunting through tabs one window at a time.
When your browser turns into a working set, the hard part is no longer opening tabs. It is finding, comparing, and cleaning them up quickly.
The Old Way
Browser tab bars and switching windows
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Manual Scanning Scan tiny favicons and truncated titles across multiple windows just to find one tab.
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One at a Time Move, close, or regroup tabs individually with no fast way to act on a set.
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Duplicates Pile Up Duplicate tabs stay scattered across windows until you notice them manually.
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Window Hopping Jump between windows just to understand what is open and where it lives.
The Better Way
Tab Manager v2
One searchable workspace
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Find Tabs Fast Search every open tab by title or URL from one place.
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Act on Matches at Once Select related tabs and move, group, or close them together.
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Clear Clutter Quickly Spot duplicate tabs and clean them up before they pile up.
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See the Whole Session Keep windows and your browser’s tab groups in a single focused view where supported by the browser.
Common Workflows
The jobs people open it for.
Find the page you need, tidy up extra tabs, or organize a busy browser.
Organize tabs together
Move several tabs between windows, or keep related pages in named, colored groups. Drag to arrange them or right-click for more actions.
Clean up duplicates
Find repeated tabs and close the extras to make your browser easier to manage.
Copy and share tabs
Copy page titles and links, or download a list for later. Expand long titles and addresses to read and copy the full text.
Find an action quickly
Select a few tabs, then type to find actions to move, copy, or save them together. Use shortcuts to keep your hands on the keyboard.
Make it comfortable
Adjust colors, text size, and layout. Search settings and see previews as you make changes.
Before You Install
Common questions before you add it.
Does it work with Safari?
Yes. Tab Manager v2 for Safari is available free on the Mac App Store. Search open tabs, close duplicates, and act on several tabs at once. See Safari setup and supported features.
Where are my settings stored?
Settings are stored in browser sync storage when the browser supports it. If sync storage is unavailable, the extension falls back to local storage so everything still works.
What permissions does the extension need?
It needs access to open tabs and windows and saved settings. Safari asks for website access to show titles and URLs. Chrome, Edge, and Firefox also offer optional browser-history search. Your tab data stays in your browser.
Does it work with browser tab groups?
Yes, where supported by the browser. Tab Manager v2 lets you manage your browser’s tab groups directly without leaving the extension.
Can I rename windows?
No. If you want labels for related tabs, use your browser’s tab groups instead. Tab Manager v2 can rename and recolor those groups where supported by the browser.