Tired of searching through squished tab icons to find that one tab you are sure is there? With TabMerger you can simplify this clutter while greatly increasing productivity in a highly organized and customizable fashion!
With a single click, you can have all your tabs in a single place, where you can then re-arrange them into appropriate groups, delete extra/unwanted tabs, customize group colors, and so much more. All tabs that are merged into TabMerger are stored internally for you to use at a later time, even when you close the browser window. Lots of analytics are provided to keep you informed about the state of your tabs.
In addition to reducing the heavy tab clutter, TabMerger significantly reduces the memory usage of your machine as on average each chrome tab can use 25MB-100MB of RAM. These add up quickly if left open and can significantly slow down your machine, but with TabMerger you simply have a list of tabs which can be re-opened when you really need them.
Contributions are more than welcomed here, but first please refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md file for guidelines. Let's make something awesome!
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👉 It would also mean a lot if you could 🌟 this repository on GitHub! 👈
The following lists the items which need to be crossed off of TabMerger's bucket list (and some that were recently completed/highlights) since the release of v1.2.1. See the full list in TabMerger's GitHub Project Page.
To allow Firefox to use storage.sync() API, when testing you need to build TabMerger by updating the manifest. To do this, you should replace:
"incognito": "split",
with
"incognito": "spanning",
"browser_specific_settings": {
"gecko": {
"id": "{19feb84f-3a0b-4ca3-bbae-211b52eb158b}"
}
},
📩 If you have any more suggestions please send me a message on GitHub, [email protected], or LinkedIn.