TabBreeze

Organizing tabs? It's a breeze. Auto-groups by domain, searches via address bar. Zero data collection, 100% offline.

TabBreeze — Organizing tabs? It's a breeze. Stop wasting time hunting through a sea of tabs. TabBreeze automatically organizes your open tabs into neat, color-coded groups — with one click or fully hands-free. What it does: • One-click grouping — Press the button or hit Ctrl+Shift+G (Cmd+Shift+G on Mac) to instantly organize all your tabs by domain. GitHub, Claude, YouTube, Gmail — each goes to its color-coded group. • 11 built-in smart rules — Dev (blue), AI (purple), Social (pink), Video (red), Mail (cyan), Docs (green), Shopping (orange), Reading (yellow), Books (grey), News (orange), Design (pink). Covers 70+ popular domains out of the box. • Fully customizable — Add your own domain rules, rename groups, change colors, drag to reorder priority. Disable any built-in rule you don't need. • Auto-group as you browse — Turn on auto-mode and new tabs are grouped the moment they open. No manual action needed. • Auto-collapse — Only the group you're working in stays expanded. Everything else collapses automatically, keeping your tab bar clean and scannable. • Instant tab search — Type "tab" in the address bar, then any keyword to find and switch to any open tab across all windows. No more tab hunting. • Multi-window support — Group or ungroup tabs across all your Chrome windows at once. • Dark mode — Follows your system theme or toggle manually. Glassmorphism UI that looks great either way. Why install TabBreeze: → You have 20+ tabs open right now and can't find anything → You context-switch between work, social, and research throughout the day → You want the tab bar to organize itself without changing your habits → You care about privacy — TabBreeze makes ZERO network requests, collects NO data, and requires NO account Privacy & Permissions: TabBreeze only uses three permissions: tabs (to read URLs for matching), tabGroups (to create groups), and storage (to save your settings locally). That's it. No host permissions. No remote code. No analytics. Everything runs 100% offline on your machine.